@inbook{749436d0fee3478eb6ab34c2b99c04a4,
title = "Images of Insurgency: reading the Cuban revolution through military aesthetics and embodiment",
abstract = "The increased emphasis on transnational aspects of political violence challenges traditional understandings of insurgency as a form of militarism internal to the state. Few studies, however, draw attention to how insurgency is shaped by aesthetics and embodiment. The aesthetic turn in international relations has generated new research on material and visual cultures of militarisation, but there is less understanding of how this impacts patterns of resistance in revolutionary contexts, that is, how social actors resist, rebel and revolt against political authority. ",
keywords = "conflict, graphic design, visual culture, rebel, insurgency, resistance, revolution, Gender, reenactment",
author = "Jane Tynan",
year = "2020",
doi = "10.3366/j.ctv10kmf1g.15",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781474446181",
series = "Advances in Critical Military Studies",
publisher = "Edinburgh University Press",
pages = "213--241",
editor = "Catherine Baker",
booktitle = "Making War on Bodies",
}