Patrick McNamara

History

1212 Heller Hall

271 19th Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55455

Collegiate Affiliation

Associate Professor,

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Educational Background & Specialties

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Educational Background

Publications

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Sons of the Sierra: Juarez, Diaz, and the People of Ixtlan, Oaxaca, 1855-1920. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, McNamara, Patrick, 2007.
"Saving Private Ramírez: The Patriarchal Voice of Republican Motherhood in Mexico". Gender and History, McNamara, Patrick, 2006.
"Felipe García and the Real Heroes of Guelatao". Jeffrey Pilcher, Wilmington, Delaware: Scholarly Resources Inc., McNamara, Patrick, 2003.
“Reacios a proteger: Las respuestas de El Salvador y los Estados Unidos ante la violencia de las pandillas/Unwilling to Protect: El Salvador and United States Responses to Gang Violence,”: McNamara, Patrick, Hispanic Issues OnLine, 26, 14-28, 2020.
Rewriting Zapata: Generational Conflict on the Eve of the Mexican Revolution: McNamara, Patrick, Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos, 30:1, 122-149, 2014.
"My Zapotec Museum: Violence, Capitalism and Memory in Oaxaca, Mexico": McNamara, Patrick, Ethnohistory, 61:4, 671-679, 2014.
Political Refugees from El Salvador: Gang Politics, The State & Asylum Claims: Oxford , McNamara, Patrick, Refugee Survey Quarterly, 36, 1-24, 2017.

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The Centennial Stage: Mexico's Old Regime and the Independence Celebrations of 1910: (an examination of the importance of the 1910 Centennial in rural Mexico and the southwestern United States). none - none
Credible Fear: A Decade of Violence in El Salvador, 2010-19
The Juárez Inquisition: Art, Performance, and Politics in Porfirian Mexico
A Brief History of Memory: (a book about memory research over the past 100 years as studied by different disciplinary fields: philosophy, sociology, theater, psychology, neuroscience, and history).
Cognitive History: (a book that examines how cognitive neuroscience might reshape how historians write about the past on specific issues: memory, narrative, aesthetics, the body, and violence).

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Courses

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