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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0789-5rican literary byproducts. The essay concludes by suggesting that both deterritorialization and postnational imagination are literary tropes of the new . American literatures written in Spanish from the United States.

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Self-Representation and the Dual Reality of Identity in the Spanish-Language Poetry of Javier O. Hu), and . (.), can be understood in terms of Charles Taylor’s notion of the subject as engaged in self-interpretation within a language community that bridges two social spaces—Mexico and the United States, as well as two languages—English and Spanish.

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The Rise of , Americanism: Deterritorialization and Postnational Imagination in New , American Writrican literary byproducts. The essay concludes by suggesting that both deterritorialization and postnational imagination are literary tropes of the new . American literatures written in Spanish from the United States.

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Rabindra N. Kanungo,Manuel Mendoncain the United States by Latinx authors is a strategic choice; it belongs to Latinxs, and it belongs to the United States. It is not only an attempt to include Spanish texts of the United States in the larger corpus of U.S. Latino texts but also into the study of literature written in Spanish, irrespective of origin.