A host gaze composed of mediated resistance in Panamá: power inversion in Kuna Yala.
CABI eBooksPublished 14 December 2012
Amy Savener
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Abstract
This chapter explains that the history of the Kuna people of Panama is constituted of resistance to outsiders - and that tradition continues today with tourists. Although the Kuna are known worldwide for their hand-sewn mola panels, they remain an elusive mystery to the tourists who come to their islands.
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