Titlebook: Writing Puerto Rico; Our Decolonial Momen Guillermo Rebollo Gil Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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The Largest Mall in the Caribbean,positional thought and action within this context. Additionally, it reflects briefly on how islanders—in their quotidian activities of packing up and speaking out—are often misinterpreted by onlookers from the mainland.

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How to Become Visible,rto Rican wrestlers, whose performance as villains highlights the terms of Puerto Rico’s visibility in the American imagination: a beautiful place, but a bad investment—a domesticated population, but severely policed.

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Our Decolonial Moment,pter advances an interpretation of “decolonial moment” within the present Puerto Rican context. Decolonial moments are conceptualized here as fleeting occurrences that are likely to be missed insomuch as they are spearheaded by subjects, who by virtue of their class, race, and/or gender are relegate

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