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catalog alternative "Selected writings".
catalog alternative "Works. Selections. English. 2001".
catalog contributor b11792130.
catalog contributor b11792131.
catalog coverage "Chiapas (Mexico) Politics and government 20th century.".
catalog coverage "Mexico Politics and government 1988-".
catalog coverage "Mexico Politics and government 1988-2000.".
catalog created "c2001.".
catalog date "2001".
catalog date "c2001.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
catalog description "A Call to Latin America -- 34. On Independent Media -- 35. Letter to the Indigenous Leadership of the United States -- 36. From Here to There and Back Again -- 37. On May Day and Tupac Amaru -- 38. This Ocean No Longer Separates Us -- 39. Letter to Mumia Abu-Jamal -- 40. Letter to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, USA -- 41. "No!" to the War in the Balkans -- 42. For Maurice Najman, Who Keeps Feigning Death -- 43. Letter to Leonard Peltier -- 44. To Open a Crack in History -- 45. We Know What We're Doing: It Is Worth It -- 46. The Library of Aguascalientes -- 47. The Retreat Is Making Us Almost Scratch the Sky -- 48. Death Has Paid a Visit -- 49. A Year of the Zapatista Government -- 50. Zapatistas, Guadalupanos, and the Virgin of Guadalupe -- 51. A Land to Harvest a Future -- 52. Letter to Eduardo Galeano -- 53. Letter to John Berger -- 54. Dignity Cannot Be Studied; You Live It or It Dies -- 55.".
catalog description "Foreword: Chiapas, a Name of Pain and Hope / Jose Saramago -- Editor's Note: Traveling Back for Tomorrow -- 1. Twelve Women in the Twelfth Year: The Moment of War -- 2. War! First Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle -- 3. Dying in Order to Live -- 4. In Our Dreams We Have Seen Another World -- 5. Votan-Zapata or Five Hundred Years of History -- 6. A Storm and a Prophecy -- Chiapas: The Southeast in Two Winds -- 7. Who Should Ask for Pardon and Who Can Grant It? -- 8. Five Hundred Years of Indigenous Resistance -- 9. Second Declaration of the Lacondon Jungle -- 10. Aguascalientes: Opening Words to the National Democratic Covention -- 11. The Long Journey from Despair to Hope -- 12. Mr. Zedillo, Welcome to the Nightmare -- 13. Come, Brothers and Sisters -- 14. The Word and the Silence -- 15. Fourth Declaration of the Lacondon Jungle -- 16. Closing Words to the National Indigenous Forum -- 17.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 453-454).".
catalog description "Letter to the Eureka Committee -- 56. It Continues Raining Here -- 57. Democratic Teachers and the Zapatista Dream -- 58. Closing Words at the National Encuentro in Defense of the Cultural Heritage -- 59. Ten Years Later: Durito Found Us Again -- 60. To Mariana Moguel (age ten) -- 61. The Glass to See to the Other Side -- 62. Deep Inside the Cave of Desire -- 63. Durito and Pegasus -- 64. The Story of the Tiny Mouse and the Tiny Cat -- 65. The Story of the Cold Foot and the Hot Foot -- 66. The Story of the Bean-brown Horse -- 67. Love and the Calendar -- 68. Another Cloud, Another Bottle, and Another Letter from Durito -- 69. P.S. that Fulfills Its Editorial Duty -- 70. Durito the Pirate -- 71. The Hour of the Little Ones -- 72. The True Story of Mary Read and Anne Bonny -- 73. The Tale of the Ever Never -- 74. The Parrot's Victory -- 75. Tales of the Seahorse: Beads and Accounts of Numbers -- 76.".
catalog description "The Story of the False Light, the Stone, and the Corn -- 100. The Night Is Ours -- 101. The Story of the Questions -- Afterword: Chiapas, the First Postmodern Revolution / Ana Carrigan -- Zapatista Timeline / Tom Hansen and Enlace Civil.".
catalog description "The Tale of the Little Seamstress -- 77. The Tale of the Little Newsboy -- 78. The Tale of the Little Wisp of a Cloud -- 79. The Story of the Schizophrenic Pig -- 80. The Tale of the Lime with an Identity Crisis -- 81. The Tale of the Noncnformist Little Toad -- 82. The Tale of the Pink Shoelaces -- 83. The Tale of Always and Never -- 84. The Little Tree and the Others -- 85. A Light, a Flower, and a Dawn -- 86. The Words That Walk Truths -- 87. The Story of Colors -- 88. The Story of the Mirrors -- 89. The Story of Dreams -- 90. The Story of the Seven Rainbows -- 91. The Story of Noise and Silence -- 92. Making the Bread Called Tomorrow -- 93. The Story of the Others -- 94. The Tale of the Lion and the Mirror -- 95. The Story of the Measure of Memory -- 96. The Story of One and All -- 97. The Dawn Is Heralding Heat and Flashes -- 98. The Story of the Milky Way -- 99.".
catalog description "Today, Eighty-Five Years Later, History Repeats Itself -- 18. The Unjust Sentencing of Elorriaga and Entzin -- 19. Opening Remakrs at the First Intercontinental Encuentro for Humanity and against Neoliberalism -- 20. Tomorrow Begins Today: Closing Remarks at the First Intercontinental Encuentro for Humanity and against Neoliberalism -- 21. Second Declaration of La Realidad for Humanity and against Neoliberalism -- 22. Civil Society That So Perturbs -- 23. The Spiral from the End and the Beginning -- 24. An Urgent Telegram -- 25. Do the Pictures Lie? -- 26. For Those Who Protest with Us after Acteal -- 27. The Sea of My Insomnia: The Table at San Andres -- 28. Tlatelolco: Thirty Years Later the Struggle Continues -- 29. Under Siege: The Zapatista Community of Amador Hernandez -- 30. Why We Use the Weapon of Resistance -- 31. Flowers, Like Hope, Are Harvested -- 32. From Vietnam to Chiapas, Twenty Years Before -- 33.".
catalog extent "xxxi, 456 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Our word is our weapon.".
catalog identifier "1583220364".
catalog isFormatOf "Our word is our weapon.".
catalog issued "2001".
catalog issued "c2001.".
catalog language "eng spa".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Seven Stories Press,".
catalog relation "Our word is our weapon.".
catalog spatial "Chiapas (Mexico) Politics and government 20th century.".
catalog spatial "Mexico Chiapas".
catalog spatial "Mexico Chiapas.".
catalog spatial "Mexico Politics and government 1988-".
catalog spatial "Mexico Politics and government 1988-2000.".
catalog subject "972/.75 21".
catalog subject "Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional (Mexico)".
catalog subject "F1256 .M285 2000".
catalog subject "Indians of Mexico Mexico Chiapas Government relations.".
catalog subject "Insurgency Mexico Chiapas History.".
catalog subject "Marcos, subcomandante.".
catalog subject "Mexican fiction 20th century.".
catalog subject "Short stories, Mexican 20th century.".
catalog subject "Short stories, Mexican Mexico Chiapas.".
catalog subject "Social movements Mexico Chiapas History.".
catalog tableOfContents "A Call to Latin America -- 34. On Independent Media -- 35. Letter to the Indigenous Leadership of the United States -- 36. From Here to There and Back Again -- 37. On May Day and Tupac Amaru -- 38. This Ocean No Longer Separates Us -- 39. Letter to Mumia Abu-Jamal -- 40. Letter to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, USA -- 41. "No!" to the War in the Balkans -- 42. For Maurice Najman, Who Keeps Feigning Death -- 43. Letter to Leonard Peltier -- 44. To Open a Crack in History -- 45. We Know What We're Doing: It Is Worth It -- 46. The Library of Aguascalientes -- 47. The Retreat Is Making Us Almost Scratch the Sky -- 48. Death Has Paid a Visit -- 49. A Year of the Zapatista Government -- 50. Zapatistas, Guadalupanos, and the Virgin of Guadalupe -- 51. A Land to Harvest a Future -- 52. Letter to Eduardo Galeano -- 53. Letter to John Berger -- 54. Dignity Cannot Be Studied; You Live It or It Dies -- 55.".
catalog tableOfContents "Foreword: Chiapas, a Name of Pain and Hope / Jose Saramago -- Editor's Note: Traveling Back for Tomorrow -- 1. Twelve Women in the Twelfth Year: The Moment of War -- 2. War! First Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle -- 3. Dying in Order to Live -- 4. In Our Dreams We Have Seen Another World -- 5. Votan-Zapata or Five Hundred Years of History -- 6. A Storm and a Prophecy -- Chiapas: The Southeast in Two Winds -- 7. Who Should Ask for Pardon and Who Can Grant It? -- 8. Five Hundred Years of Indigenous Resistance -- 9. Second Declaration of the Lacondon Jungle -- 10. Aguascalientes: Opening Words to the National Democratic Covention -- 11. The Long Journey from Despair to Hope -- 12. Mr. Zedillo, Welcome to the Nightmare -- 13. Come, Brothers and Sisters -- 14. The Word and the Silence -- 15. Fourth Declaration of the Lacondon Jungle -- 16. Closing Words to the National Indigenous Forum -- 17.".
catalog tableOfContents "Letter to the Eureka Committee -- 56. It Continues Raining Here -- 57. Democratic Teachers and the Zapatista Dream -- 58. Closing Words at the National Encuentro in Defense of the Cultural Heritage -- 59. Ten Years Later: Durito Found Us Again -- 60. To Mariana Moguel (age ten) -- 61. The Glass to See to the Other Side -- 62. Deep Inside the Cave of Desire -- 63. Durito and Pegasus -- 64. The Story of the Tiny Mouse and the Tiny Cat -- 65. The Story of the Cold Foot and the Hot Foot -- 66. The Story of the Bean-brown Horse -- 67. Love and the Calendar -- 68. Another Cloud, Another Bottle, and Another Letter from Durito -- 69. P.S. that Fulfills Its Editorial Duty -- 70. Durito the Pirate -- 71. The Hour of the Little Ones -- 72. The True Story of Mary Read and Anne Bonny -- 73. The Tale of the Ever Never -- 74. The Parrot's Victory -- 75. Tales of the Seahorse: Beads and Accounts of Numbers -- 76.".
catalog tableOfContents "The Story of the False Light, the Stone, and the Corn -- 100. The Night Is Ours -- 101. The Story of the Questions -- Afterword: Chiapas, the First Postmodern Revolution / Ana Carrigan -- Zapatista Timeline / Tom Hansen and Enlace Civil.".
catalog tableOfContents "The Tale of the Little Seamstress -- 77. The Tale of the Little Newsboy -- 78. The Tale of the Little Wisp of a Cloud -- 79. The Story of the Schizophrenic Pig -- 80. The Tale of the Lime with an Identity Crisis -- 81. The Tale of the Noncnformist Little Toad -- 82. The Tale of the Pink Shoelaces -- 83. The Tale of Always and Never -- 84. The Little Tree and the Others -- 85. A Light, a Flower, and a Dawn -- 86. The Words That Walk Truths -- 87. The Story of Colors -- 88. The Story of the Mirrors -- 89. The Story of Dreams -- 90. The Story of the Seven Rainbows -- 91. The Story of Noise and Silence -- 92. Making the Bread Called Tomorrow -- 93. The Story of the Others -- 94. The Tale of the Lion and the Mirror -- 95. The Story of the Measure of Memory -- 96. The Story of One and All -- 97. The Dawn Is Heralding Heat and Flashes -- 98. The Story of the Milky Way -- 99.".
catalog tableOfContents "Today, Eighty-Five Years Later, History Repeats Itself -- 18. The Unjust Sentencing of Elorriaga and Entzin -- 19. Opening Remakrs at the First Intercontinental Encuentro for Humanity and against Neoliberalism -- 20. Tomorrow Begins Today: Closing Remarks at the First Intercontinental Encuentro for Humanity and against Neoliberalism -- 21. Second Declaration of La Realidad for Humanity and against Neoliberalism -- 22. Civil Society That So Perturbs -- 23. The Spiral from the End and the Beginning -- 24. An Urgent Telegram -- 25. Do the Pictures Lie? -- 26. For Those Who Protest with Us after Acteal -- 27. The Sea of My Insomnia: The Table at San Andres -- 28. Tlatelolco: Thirty Years Later the Struggle Continues -- 29. Under Siege: The Zapatista Community of Amador Hernandez -- 30. Why We Use the Weapon of Resistance -- 31. Flowers, Like Hope, Are Harvested -- 32. From Vietnam to Chiapas, Twenty Years Before -- 33.".
catalog title "Our word is our weapon : selected writings / Subcommandante Marcos ; edited by Juana Ponce de León ; foreword by José Saramago ; afterword by Ana Carrigan ; timeline by Tom Hansen and Enlace civil.".
catalog title "Selected writings".
catalog title "Works. Selections. English. 2001".
catalog type "text".