Black Costa Rica: Pluricentrical Belonging in Afra-Costa Rican Poetry engages the lyric of Eulalia Bernard (Limón, Costa Rica *1935), Shirley Campbell (San José, Costa Rica *1965), and Dlia McDonald (Colón, Panamá *1965) by a historically backwards-looking perspective that explores a pluricentrical sense of belonging. This concept refers mainly to plural centers of cultural and historical identifications along a glocal sociohistorical continuum stretched across the multifold aspects of the nation~diaspora dynamic/s. The literary analysis traces the coming of age of the Afro-Costa Rican community in these women’s poetry as a local manifestation of global phenomena concerning diaspora/s, the dialectics of race and nation, and processes of ass...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
The Narrative History of Négritude: Black Poetic Imagination in Anglophone and Francophone Cultures ...
The Narrative History of Négritude: Black Poetic Imagination in Anglophone and Francophone Cultures ...
Black Costa Rica: Pluricentrical Belonging in Afra-Costa Rican Poetry engages the lyric of Eulalia B...
This dissertation explores the making of race and the politics of belonging in Costa Rica between 19...
This paper attempts to make visible the community and their descendants of free Jamaican blacks who ...
This paper attempts to make visible the community and their descendants of free Jamaican blacks who ...
Editores del volumen II: Nicholas Faraclas, Ronald Severing, Christa Weijir, Elisabeth Echteld y Wim...
Following a context-based approach and the tenets of post-positivist realist theory, this paper will...
The diaspora experience is characterized by hybridity, diversity and above all, difference. The natu...
The main purpose of this dissertation is to understand the emergence of Afro Hispanic American Liter...
The main purpose of this dissertation is to understand the emergence of Afro Hispanic American Liter...
This paper analyzes Afro-Costa Rican identity in the decolonizing discourse of Afro-Costa Rican poet...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
The Narrative History of Négritude: Black Poetic Imagination in Anglophone and Francophone Cultures ...
The Narrative History of Négritude: Black Poetic Imagination in Anglophone and Francophone Cultures ...
Black Costa Rica: Pluricentrical Belonging in Afra-Costa Rican Poetry engages the lyric of Eulalia B...
This dissertation explores the making of race and the politics of belonging in Costa Rica between 19...
This paper attempts to make visible the community and their descendants of free Jamaican blacks who ...
This paper attempts to make visible the community and their descendants of free Jamaican blacks who ...
Editores del volumen II: Nicholas Faraclas, Ronald Severing, Christa Weijir, Elisabeth Echteld y Wim...
Following a context-based approach and the tenets of post-positivist realist theory, this paper will...
The diaspora experience is characterized by hybridity, diversity and above all, difference. The natu...
The main purpose of this dissertation is to understand the emergence of Afro Hispanic American Liter...
The main purpose of this dissertation is to understand the emergence of Afro Hispanic American Liter...
This paper analyzes Afro-Costa Rican identity in the decolonizing discourse of Afro-Costa Rican poet...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
In this hybrid dissertation, “Poco Mas/A Poetics of Salvage and Speculation in the Caribbean Diaspor...
The Narrative History of Négritude: Black Poetic Imagination in Anglophone and Francophone Cultures ...
The Narrative History of Négritude: Black Poetic Imagination in Anglophone and Francophone Cultures ...