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Del "Middle East" al "islam" : Poniendo puertas al desierto
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Mateo Dieste, Josep Lluís (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Departament d'Antropologia Social i Cultural)
En este capítulo mostraré las complejas y cambiantes formas de clasificar una gran área geográfica, de geometría variable, evidenciando la pugna por definir territorios y grupos humanos. Esta área ha sido designada con múltiples etiquetas, como «Oriente Medio», «Oriente Próximo», «Middle East and North Africa (MENA)», «Islam» o «mundo árabe». [...]
Manresa : Bellaterra Edicions, 2022
Áreas culturales. Antropología en un mundo de fronteras, p. 295-317
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Afropolitanism as an extension of colonial and postcolonial discourse in Teju Cole's open city
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Jones, Amanda (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
The suggestion that Afropolitan literature exists in duality-as a response to and an extension of postcolonialism-does not negate the efficacy of Afropolitanism to challenge definitions of African literature or identity. [...] Arguably, this fixture is non-negotiable: despite cultural and geographical differences between Afropolitan authors and predecessors, ties to the African continent and its postcolonial past remain. Yet considering Afropolitanism the next logic step in African identity politics locates Afropolitanism (as a political movement, genre, and cultural concept) both within and outside postcolonialism. [...]
Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018
Persistence and Resistance in English Studies. New Research, 2018, p. 46-55
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