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The Spaces of Patriarchy in Rafael Chirbes’s , (2013)gmunt Bauman, the need of capital to move freely, obliterating all obstacles in its path, weakens patriarchal family structures. Exterritorial elites enjoy a certain degree of freedom from the tyranny of strictly defined gender roles while those who cannot imitate the capital’s speed of movement rem

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Home and Sexuality: Queering the Notions of Parenting and Space in , (2004)or private spaces. As he blurs social constraints imposed on gay men, the author shows how the heteronormative, private, domestic spaces are problematized. The film portrays a link between the protagonist’s identity and development and the apartment and city he inhabits, and the character’s queering

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Broken Sexualities: Claiming the Right to the City in Maite Carranza’s , (2013), and how thousands of women are still rendered invisible in cities today. The author examines the contention and obliteration of female sexuality as portrayed in ., a novel by Maite Carranza published in 2013. Carranza’s novel attempts to eliminate the traditional division between public and privat

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On the Affective Politics of Cosmopolitanism: African Migration, Lavapiés, and the Domestic Realm in in the novel’s urban settings as a point of departure to consider their attendant social positioning and its resonance for the mobility and multiculturalism that Lavapiés, an urban enclave known for its migrant populations, frequently symbolizes. The author’s analysis of . focuses on the precarious

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Re-Creating Space in Cristina Cerezales Laforet’s , (2013)hat remedies divisions in life and creates space for re-defined gender roles. Cerezales’ narrative supports Henri Lefebvre’s theory that the arts serve the urban and neutralize alienation in modern society by illustrating how fiction can open the mind to new possibilities. Her novel demonstrates a c

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