The everyday Atlantic time, knowledge, and subjectivity in the twentieth-century Iberian and Latin American newspaper chronicle Tania Gentic
Idioma: Inglés Series SUNY series in Latin American an Iberian thought and cultureDetalles de publicación: New York State University of New York Press 2013Descripción: 313 p. 23 cmISBN:- 9781438448589
- Arciniegas, Germán, 1900-1999 -- Crítica e interpretación
- Lispector, Clarice 1920-1977 -- Crítica e interpretación
- Monsiváis, Carlos 1938-2010 -- Crítica e interpretación
- d'Ors i Rovira, Eugeni 1881-1954 -- Crítica e interpretación
- Nacionalismo -- Historia -- Latinoamérica -- Siglo XX
- Nacionalismo -- Historia -- España -- Siglo XX
- Grupos sociales -- Historia -- Latinoamérica -- Siglo XX
- Grupos sociales -- Historia -- España -- Siglo XX
- Vida intelectual -- Latinoamérica -- Siglo XX
- Vida inelectual -- España -- Siglo XX
- Prensa -- Aspectos políticos -- Latinoamérica -- Siglo XX
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Contenidos:
Reading Time, Knowledge, and Power in the Ibero-American Atlantic. -- From Mediterranean to the Atlantic: Imperialisme and Ideology in Egeni d'Ors's Glosari. -- Reimagining America, Reproducing Europe: Ambivalence and Intersubjetivity in Germán Arciniegas's "Indigenous" Ethics. -- Knowledge Beyond Borders: Clarice Lispector Chronicles Affect in Dictatorship Brazil. -- The Virtual Subject: Carlos Monsiváis, Media Time, and Mexico's "Citizens-on-Their-Way-to-Becoming-Citizens". -- Conclusion: (Digital) Knowledge end the Everyday Atlantic Subject as Palimpset, From Chronicle to Blog.
Incluye bibliografía, notas e índice.
Reading Time, Knowledge, and Power in the Ibero-American Atlantic. -- From Mediterranean to the Atlantic: Imperialisme and Ideology in Egeni d'Ors's Glosari. -- Reimagining America, Reproducing Europe: Ambivalence and Intersubjetivity in Germán Arciniegas's "Indigenous" Ethics. -- Knowledge Beyond Borders: Clarice Lispector Chronicles Affect in Dictatorship Brazil. -- The Virtual Subject: Carlos Monsiváis, Media Time, and Mexico's "Citizens-on-Their-Way-to-Becoming-Citizens". -- Conclusion: (Digital) Knowledge end the Everyday Atlantic Subject as Palimpset, From Chronicle to Blog.
