Week 6 Questions (Alvarez)

 - In "Race, Articulation, and Societies Structured in Dominance," I found the idea of "articulation," how the specific economic and social factors of a society (nation?) result in a unique mode of production to be particularly striking. Here, Hall focuses on how Marxist interpretations of the conditions in several former colonized countries have developed to be less economically reductionist and to consider factors that are affected uniquely by race and economics in a historical period, like slavery. I wondered how to
"articulate" the history of the communist revolution in Cuba.