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Iberoamericana. América Latina - España - Portugal, 2014 Se hace un análisis detenido de las referencias culinarias en la novela decimonónica Cecilia Valdés del cubano Cirilo Villaverde en cada fase del ciclo producción-distribución- preparación-consumo, enfocando sus múltiples connotaciones posibles ...
Rita De Maeseneer
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Raça e lei em “Cecilia Valdés”, de Cirilo Villaverde
Anamorphosis, 2019 A relação entre o Direito e a ficção narrativa remete à sua compartilhada origem comum na retórica e, na moderna América Latina, a um passado derivado da Espanha, que se inicia com as Siete partidas, de Alfonso, o Sábio, a Recopilación de leyes de Indias,
Roberto González Echevarría
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El suicidio en la novela romántica cubana
Babel: Littératures Plurielles, 2006 Souligner les traits spécifiques de pays récemment indépendants, avec l'intention de créer chez les différents secteurs de la population hispano-américaine une mentalité appropriée pour la consolidation de nations nouvelles et souveraines est une des ...
Abdeslam Azougarh
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Latin American Literary Review: The text is the first English translation of Cirilo Villaverde’s 1839 “primitive” Cecilia Valdés, a short story that the author penned decades before publishing his canonical novel by the same name.
Thomas Genova
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Revista de Indias, 2005 Desde sus inicios, la literatura cubana se ha constituido como literatura sin residencia fija: entre Cuba y México (José María Heredia), entre Cuba y España (Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda), entre Cuba y Estados Unidos (Cirilo Villaverde) o entre Cuba ...
Ottmar Ette
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Morúa and Hemetério: Reading Afrodescendant Criticism Under Stones in Post-abolition Cuba and Brazil
Latin American Literary Review: This article unearths two cases of Afrodescendant literary criticism from late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Latin America. Afrodescendant writers Martín Morúa Delgado (Cuba, 1856-1910) and Hemetério José dos Santos (Brazil, 1858-1939 ...
Ingrid Brioso Rieumont
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In Search of Identity: A Slave, a Half-Blood, a Senhora [PDF]
Литература двух Америк, 2020 The present article is devoted to the study of the genesis of the “strong woman” type in Latin American prose. It shows that this type, traditionally associated with the modern novel, has appeared in the literature of the continent as early as in the XIX
Elena Ogneva
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The Pliable Page: Turn-of-the-21st-Century Reworkings of Villaverde’s Cecilia Valdés
Latin American Literary Review, 2022 This essay examines turn-of-the-21st-century responses to the foundational 19th-century novel by Villaverde, Cecilia Valdés, pointing to the ambivalence toward textual authority and migration as key elements in Cubans’ relationship to historical memory ...
Christina Civantos
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The Power of the Archive in El negro Francisco by Antonio Zambrana
Catedral Tomada: Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, 2018 During most of the 19th century, an important body of literary works appeared outside of Cuba criticizing the institution of slavery on the island, the system’s inherent violence, its sexual practices, and its repercussions on the white population. Among
Jorge Camacho
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Miedo blanco y amenaza negra: ejemplos de resistencia afrocubana en Cecilia Valdés
Confluenze, 2018 Durante el siglo XIX, aumentó drásticamente la importación de esclavos africanos en Cuba. El miedo a rebeliones y a la conquista de nuevos espacios por parte de la población afrodescendiente condujo a los intelectuales a tratar la cuestión del negro en ...
Juliana Fillies Testa Muñoz
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