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Pursuing Opacity: Geographies of Visibility in the Western Mediterranean
Antipode, Volume 56, Issue 4, Page 1378-1398, July 2024.Abstract The Moroccan and Spanish governments pursue the visibility of people and things. They observe and survey in order to codify, catalogue, classify, and calculate. Rather than trace the contours of such projects, this paper seeks to provoke a more sustained engagement with modes of errantry that confound their logics of command and control ...
José Ciro Martínez
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Birthing hostages: Haitian women's stories of maternal medicine, debt, and hospital detention
Medical Anthropology Quarterly, Volume 38, Issue 2, Page 208-223, June 2024.Abstract What does it mean that hospitals in Haiti have become widespread sites of “kidnapping” for mothers and babies? In at least 46 countries, including Haiti, indebted patients are extralegally held prisoner in hospitals until family members, kin, outside groups, or charities pay their outstanding bills.
Alissa Jordan
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Revista de Estudos Literários, 2011 Recensão crítica de MARIA BENEDITA BASTO. A GUERRA DAS ESCRITAS. LITERATURA, NAÇÃO E TEORIA PÓS-COLONIAL EM MOÇAMBIQUE. Lisboa, Vendaval, 2006. 318 páginas. ISBN: 9789728984038. Recensão crítica de CELINA MARTINS.
José Luís Pires Laranjeira
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A Feminist and Decolonial Approach to Kinship: An Ambiguous and Ambivalent Account
Philosophy Compass, Volume 19, Issue 2, February 2024.Abstract This article briefly traces newer kinship studies at the edges of kinship formations and argues that a feminist, decolonial examination of kinship interrupts cultural relatedness as a capital set of social relations meant to satiate the ache to belong to or progenerate a group.
Ruthanne Soohee Crapo Kim
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German Life and Letters, Volume 77, Issue 1, Page 10-32, January 2024.ABSTRACT This article explores Sharon Dodua Otoo's historical and memory activism and demonstrates how she challenges epistemic injustices inflicted by dominant models of cultural memory and identity in Germany, particularly in relation to its colonial history.
Tara Talwar Windsor
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Grafzerk Édouard Glissant (1928–2011)
Tydskrif vir Letterkunde, 2017 Geboren in 1928 in Martinique, socioloog en historicus, dichter en filosoof, dramaturg en auteur Édouard Glissant te Parijs overleed op 3 februari 2011 na een gevulde carrière als postkoloniaal denker.
Kathleen Gyssels
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Perífrasis. Revista de Literatura, Teoría y Crítica, 2014 El trabajo describe algunos fenómenos de interculturalidad destacados en El discurso antillano de Édouard Glissant (1981) y en la conversación sostenida por el poeta martiniqueño con Edward Kamau Brathwaite en “El lenguaje-nación y la poética del ...
Claudia Caisso
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El mundo de Faulkner es frontera. Releyendo Faulkner-Mississippi de Édouard Glissant
La Palabra, 2012 En la obra múltiple y diversa del poeta martiniqueño Édouard Glissant (1928-2011) se destaca su preocupación por redefinir el concepto de frontera en un sentido filosófico: ¿cuál es el significado de la frontera-mundo como territorio del ...
Alberto Bejarano
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"Poética natural, poética forçada", de Édouard Glissant
Revista Criação & Crítica, 2022 Neste artigo, Édouard Glissant resume suas principais proposições para as poéticas da Relação, configuradas em torno do conflito entre o crioulo e o francês tal qual se deu (e se dá) na Martinica. A Relação, grafada por Glissant com R maiúsculo, se opõe
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