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Ni de aquí ni de allá: la articulación entre poesía niuyorriqueña y tradición latinoamericana en la obra de Miguel Algarín y Tato Laviera [PDF]
, 2020 Miguel Algarín, fundador y emblema de la tradición poética niuyorriqueña, recuperó la obra de Pablo Neruda como fundamento para su proyecto político-poético a partir de la imagen del poeta como portavoz de su comunidad e instrumento de conminación social
López, Alejo
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Malvinas y las guerras del siglo XX
, 2022 La conmemoración de los cuarenta años de la guerra de Malvinas ha sido ocasión para dar mayor visibilidad a las investigaciones producidas en la Argentina por las ciencias sociales y las humanidades en torno a la denominada "cuestión Malvinas". Desde una
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Toward a Minor-Minor Literature: Bilingualism in Tato Laviera\u27s Poetry
, 2011 Gilles Deleuze and F?lix Guattari?s definition of minor literature outlined in Kafka: Toward a Minor Literature describes literature written by an author belonging to and representing an oppressed social group. The theory stipulates that in order for a
Sherman, Danielle
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La fruición de los múltiple: La retórica de la impureza en la poesía de Tato Laviera
, 2017 Uno de los elementos centrales de las Retóricas de la Antigüedad era la puritas. La puritas consiste en la corrección gramatical de la expresión lingüística, es la cualidad elocutiva que tiende a mantener la pureza incontaminada de la lengua.
López, Alejo
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Tato(ao): la poética del Eye Dialect
, 2010 Este Dossier reúne dos textos de Juan Flores que abordan la tradición literaria niuyorriqueña y la poesía de Tato Laviera. En “Memorias (en lenguas) rotas”, Flores retoma la metáfora de Arcadio Díaz Quiñoñes sobre la “memoria rota” puertorriqueña, y ...
Flores, Juan
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, 2006 This dissertation studies the theory of transculturation and its application to the study of U.S. Latino literature. Specifically, I analyze Spanglish as a form of linguistic transculturation in the poetry of Tato Laviera and Roberto G.
Alvarez, Stephanie M.
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Papeles de investigación: Lo propio como lugar de exilio. Sobre la poesía de Tato Laviera
El Taco en la Brea, 2016 openaire +3 more sources
Diálogos entre Luis Palés Matos y Tato Laviera: La «Plena del menéalo» va culipandeando por New York
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Review - Literature and Arts of the Americas, 2014
Jesus Abraham “Tato” Laviera (April 9, 1951–November 1, 2013) was a New York poet. Though born in Santurce, Puerto Rico, he was reared and educated, and worked, lived, and died in New York.
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Jesus Abraham “Tato” Laviera (April 9, 1951–November 1, 2013) was a New York poet. Though born in Santurce, Puerto Rico, he was reared and educated, and worked, lived, and died in New York.
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Poet Jesús Abraham “Tato” Laviera was a significant figure in the Nuyorican movement, a cultural movement of people who are of Puerto Rican origin or descent who reside in New York City. Laviera was born in 1951 in Puerto Rico. His family moved to New York City in 1960, and he was educated at Cornell University and Brooklyn College.
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Poet Jesús Abraham “Tato” Laviera was a significant figure in the Nuyorican movement, a cultural movement of people who are of Puerto Rican origin or descent who reside in New York City. Laviera was born in 1951 in Puerto Rico. His family moved to New York City in 1960, and he was educated at Cornell University and Brooklyn College.
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