Titlebook: Critical Terms in Caribbean and Latin American Thought; Historical and Insti Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel,Ben. Sifuentes-Jáuregu Book 2016 T

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Introduction rather than illuminating new texts. This critical risk operates at many levels—social, cultural, political, and pedagogical, to name a few—in which theory from elsewhere arrives at a new site (as a new sight) and is used to explain other works and events.

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Introductionidea? In other words, if a theory emerges from a particular historical, literary, cultural, or visual text, what kinds of changes does it undergo when we apply it elsewhere, in a different semantic field? These changes often go unregistered, and we run the risk of imposing other theoretical concerns

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Americanism/o: Intercultural Border Zones in Postsocial Timese context of an entry on this keyword on inter-American relations, there were other potentially viable ways of approaching the subject, including doing the genealogy of the discourses and the practices that have shaped the historical relations between the frenemies of North and South, from . to ., f

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Americanism/o and the Internalization of US Imperialism: A Response to Juan Poblete 11 contributors to that volume have had a major influence on the development of a new American Studies that is hemispheric, polylingual, multiethnic, multicultural, transnational, and vigorously critical of “America” as a synonym for the United States. His chapter on the keyword “Americanism/o” is

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Mapping Colonial Resistance: Colonialism, Anti-“Indianism,” and Contested Nationalisms in the Americl climates that shaped personal identity and inspired multiple parties to vie for political signification and power, both hegemonic and decolonial. The scholar urges that such analytical engagements offer opportunities to reflect more critically on metaphysical and literal aspects of “not only freed

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