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Acoustic Colonialism J. Christopher Holloway women evidence twice the rateIn Acoustic Colonialism, Luis E. Carcamo Huechante examines the role of sound in Chilean and Mapuche cultural production over the last two centuries. Carcamo Huechante theorizes sound as a territory of racial, patriarchal, and colonial hegemony as well as of Mapuche struggle, agency, and response to what he calls acoustic colonialism. From the mid nineteenth to the present, Chilean literature, radio, and other media have exerted a historic role in