Starting from the symbolic presence of a scar in Edwidge Danticat’s The Dew Breaker, which illustrates the tensions between wounds and healing, fragmentation and connection prevalent in the text, this article argues for a careful and contextualized look at narrative form in order to obtain a new, more complete view of the meanings in the text, including its political vindications. I offer a detailed definition of the short story cycle as a peculiar case of the simultaneity of closure and openness, both formally and in terms of meaning, which is aimed at making a contribution to the critical debates on this hybrid genre. When looking at both the sequential and independent readings of the text, the short story cycle proves most suitable to re...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Starling from the symbolic presence of a scar in Edwidge Danticat’s The Dew Breaker, which illustrat...
Diaspora writers add to a long American literary tradition of engaging with political issues, a rich...
This article starts by engaging in a dialogue with the most relevant postcolonial emendations to tra...
This article starts by engaging in a dialogue with the most relevant postcolonial emendations to tra...
This article starts by engaging in a dialogue with the most relevant postcolonial emendations to tra...
En su novela The Dew Breaker (2004), la autora haitianoamericana Edwidge Danticat emplea el concepto...
This essay argues that Edwidge Danticat’s The Dew Breaker constitutes its audience as multiple in or...
International audienceIn her recent novel, The Dew Breaker (2004), Haitian-American writer Edwidge D...
This thesis is an examination gathering of trauma, unhomeliness, and the use of non-traditional narr...
International audienceIn her recent novel, The Dew Breaker (2004), Haitian-American writer Edwidge D...
This thesis is an examination gathering of trauma, unhomeliness, and the use of non-traditional narr...
Dominant theorizations of cultural trauma often appeal to the twinned notions of “recognition” and “...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Starling from the symbolic presence of a scar in Edwidge Danticat’s The Dew Breaker, which illustrat...
Diaspora writers add to a long American literary tradition of engaging with political issues, a rich...
This article starts by engaging in a dialogue with the most relevant postcolonial emendations to tra...
This article starts by engaging in a dialogue with the most relevant postcolonial emendations to tra...
This article starts by engaging in a dialogue with the most relevant postcolonial emendations to tra...
En su novela The Dew Breaker (2004), la autora haitianoamericana Edwidge Danticat emplea el concepto...
This essay argues that Edwidge Danticat’s The Dew Breaker constitutes its audience as multiple in or...
International audienceIn her recent novel, The Dew Breaker (2004), Haitian-American writer Edwidge D...
This thesis is an examination gathering of trauma, unhomeliness, and the use of non-traditional narr...
International audienceIn her recent novel, The Dew Breaker (2004), Haitian-American writer Edwidge D...
This thesis is an examination gathering of trauma, unhomeliness, and the use of non-traditional narr...
Dominant theorizations of cultural trauma often appeal to the twinned notions of “recognition” and “...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...
Drawing on a postcolonialised approach to the traditional trauma paradigm, this paper analyses Roxan...