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Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature
ABSTRACT: “Reterritorialize, Baby,” is an investigation of Torrey Peters’s recent novel, arguably the most popular novel written in the English language by and about a transgender person. This inquiry breaks down the novel according to a new conception of minor literature, borrowing some of the basic structure of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari’s ...
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ABSTRACT: “Reterritorialize, Baby,” is an investigation of Torrey Peters’s recent novel, arguably the most popular novel written in the English language by and about a transgender person. This inquiry breaks down the novel according to a new conception of minor literature, borrowing some of the basic structure of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari’s ...
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Islam in Diaspora: Between Reterritorialization and Extraterritoriality
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2002The concept of ‘diaspora’ seems to be a relevant framework for reading and understanding the parallel strategies of the settled state and mobility in contemporary flows of migration. This article presents a critical overview of the evolution of the concept, and then goes on to hypothesize the long‐term emergence of an Islamic diaspora in Europe, by ...
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Toward a reterritorialization of cultural theory
History of the Human Sciences, 2016This article argues that from a territorial perspective a certain coherence and continuity can be identified in the Estonian cultural-theoretical tradition – a discursive body based on common sources of influence and similar fundamental attitudes. We understand Estonian theory as a local episteme – a territorialized web of epistemological associations ...
Marek Tamm, Kalevi Kull
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Longing for Elsewhere: Guaraní Reterritorializations
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 2011In September 2003, dozens of Guaraní families from the town of Hipólito Yrigoyen in northwest Argentina decided to take back La Loma, the forested hill that stands at the edge of town and from where they had been expelled decades earlier by the San Martín del Tabacal sugar plantation.
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Reterritorialization and Whispers From the Walls
Journal of Material Culture, 2004According to Kellie Jones, reterritorialization involves ‘recapturing one’s (combined and various) history, much of which has been dismissed as an insignificant footnote to the dominant culture’. In this essay, I bring artist and photography scholar Deborah Willis’s use of Jones’s concept of reterritorialization to bear on Whispers from the Walls, an ...
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Candombe and the Reterritorialization of Culture
Callaloo, 1993Despite the fact that Uruguay is known for its Europeanized culture, the black minority, which constitutes about two percent of the population, has exercised an influence on urban popular culture that greatly exceeds its numbers. Candombe, an Afro-Uruguayan rhythm and dance rooted in carnival festivities, has become a main component of Montevidean ...
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Reterritorializing Linguistic Landscapes
2020David Malinowski, Stefania Tufi
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Deterritorialization and Reterritorialization of Indigenous Knowledge
This chapter theorises cultural communities' alienation from their cultural roots due to the effect of deterritorialization, colonization, globalization and westernization, and this has also given rise to cultural change or acculturation. The chapter examined conversations concerning the reclamation of misappropriated heritage in cultural communities ...Tlou Maggie Masenya, Collence T. Chisita
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De- and Reterritorializing Identities
2021Édouard Laniel-Tremblay, Bronwen Low
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