'Silence in the Mountain' in Guatemala

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In this paper, the anthropological field work done by Daniel Wilkinson reveals the problems of American imperialism and the cruel side of human nature. The true culture of Guatemalan culture is revealed through various interviews conducted with the working poor, which defy the propagandistic information that denied the state supported terrorism brought forth by the American government on the country.

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"The aim of this anthropological study is to analyze the crucial investigations of Daniel Wilkinson within the country of Guatemala. By doing field work within the various small towns that suffered under the Guatemalan Army, the personal experiences of these people are recorded outside of propagandised information. Furthermore, Wilkinson evaluates the problem of American imperialism by doing research that reveals the truth behind the massacre and state terror of this country. In essence, Wilkinson offers a poignant anthropological view through field work and research that defines the state terror and horror that the people of Guatemala underwent in recent history. The cruelty that human beings can impart on one another can be devastating."

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