Peopl Residual

The importance of Political consumption in Latin America “known as the ensemble of sociocultural processes in which the appropriation and use of products takes place”; states Nestor Garcia Canclini in (Consumer and Citizens p.38) This definition lead us to believe that consumption is more than what we take in such as food, Knowledge, and, unnecessary purchases. In the 1880 through the 1930 “greater affluence led to new economic opportunities and a larger and greater political stability in most countries, but the dependence upon exports also made Latin America subject to global economic forces over which it had no control.” (A Concise Introduction to Latin American Politics and Development P. 8) An example of this would be how many countries depended on only one crop (Sugar, Coffee, Bananas. It’s sad to say that if one of the crop decreased in value on the world market, the whole entire nation will suffer the consequences. (Latin American Politics p.8) Latin America started to become more fluent with their manufactures, this was the first largest Industrialization in the 1930s this was their way of thinking better for the
is a culture in which they are know to be dominant. It is a culture that does not focus only on the past; it let the future affect the elements of the present. For example the language of and how people interpret the language have and mimic the background of the culture. Some examples that show Residual in the film “La Vendedora de Rosas” would be, when Monica happen to be the one in charge of the Roses business, there was also the police that the teen would hide from because they were not allowed to harass people in restaurant. Residual also took place when the guy that took the watch from Monica and she could not do anything about. However, when he found out that the watch was not real and it was damaged, he refused to take responsibility and went on a hunt for