Dominican migration to the United States and, particularly to New York City, has recently become a new attraction for academic researchers because of its remarkable growth that has no equal similarities throughout American History. One of the most interesting questions this phenomenon has highlighted is the construction of a new identity for those Dominican citizens who have fled their country and have found in America their new homeland mostly from 1980 on. This being said, this paper focuses on New York-born Dominican writer Julia Álvarez’s main work: How The García Girls lost Their Accents (1991), which depictes the history of four Dominican sisters who are forced to leave their island in order to avoid Trujillo’s dictatorship and start ...
P. 241-250En las nuevas corrientes literarias norteamericanas el énfasis tiende a recaer en las inte...
Una isla, dos literaturas. Contrapunteo de la literatura de la isla y la diáspora dominicanas (1965-...
This work explores the identities and experiences of two minor characters (Laura García and Chucha) ...
This research is focused on three Dominican-Americans and some of their work: Julia Álvarez How the ...
This master s thesis aims at investigating the way in which diasporic subjects in the novel How the ...
The great human exoduses that took place between the three islands that make up the Hispanic Caribbe...
Chicano or Mexican-American and Dominican-American: people with latinity in their existence, a langu...
Julia Álvarez pertenece a la más joven generación de escritoras hispanocaribeñas afincadas en Estado...
Ethnic marginalisation minorities is a recurring theme in ethnic writers’ works, such as Julia Alvar...
This essay will explore the concept of ethnicity in the stories and through the characters in the wr...
Dominican mass-migration to the United States only started in the 1960s but Dominican Americans are ...
As an immigrant and diasporic intellectual writer, Dominican-American poet, novelist, and essayist J...
Dominican-Americans, with respect to their language identities, have been battling with a duality. O...
For more than ten years, Josefina Báez, born in the Dominican province of La Romana in 1960, has bee...
This paper closely looks at Julia Alvarez\u27s How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents and Junot Dia...
P. 241-250En las nuevas corrientes literarias norteamericanas el énfasis tiende a recaer en las inte...
Una isla, dos literaturas. Contrapunteo de la literatura de la isla y la diáspora dominicanas (1965-...
This work explores the identities and experiences of two minor characters (Laura García and Chucha) ...
This research is focused on three Dominican-Americans and some of their work: Julia Álvarez How the ...
This master s thesis aims at investigating the way in which diasporic subjects in the novel How the ...
The great human exoduses that took place between the three islands that make up the Hispanic Caribbe...
Chicano or Mexican-American and Dominican-American: people with latinity in their existence, a langu...
Julia Álvarez pertenece a la más joven generación de escritoras hispanocaribeñas afincadas en Estado...
Ethnic marginalisation minorities is a recurring theme in ethnic writers’ works, such as Julia Alvar...
This essay will explore the concept of ethnicity in the stories and through the characters in the wr...
Dominican mass-migration to the United States only started in the 1960s but Dominican Americans are ...
As an immigrant and diasporic intellectual writer, Dominican-American poet, novelist, and essayist J...
Dominican-Americans, with respect to their language identities, have been battling with a duality. O...
For more than ten years, Josefina Báez, born in the Dominican province of La Romana in 1960, has bee...
This paper closely looks at Julia Alvarez\u27s How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents and Junot Dia...
P. 241-250En las nuevas corrientes literarias norteamericanas el énfasis tiende a recaer en las inte...
Una isla, dos literaturas. Contrapunteo de la literatura de la isla y la diáspora dominicanas (1965-...
This work explores the identities and experiences of two minor characters (Laura García and Chucha) ...