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This article examines the informal and implicit processes of identity formation in two Salvadoran schools representing opposite sides of the socioeconomic and ideological divide in postwar El Salvador. Through detailed ethnographic research, I show how both of these schools reproduce national divisions by socializing students into separate class and political identities. At the same time, I show that...
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