International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to examine the travel as a way of identity reconstruction and essential feature of Sephardic identity through the analysis of the documentary film by Ruth Behar, Adio Kerida (2002). The anthropologist reconstructs her own identity and of the whole Cuban Sephardic community through the testimonies collected in her travels. From Behar path emerges a new essential feature of the Sephardic identity: the need to travel through several homelands not recognizing any place as home
The present paper concentrates on the female figure and her identity (trans) formation in the autobi...
Rétropublication en archives ouvertes (responsable Eliane Daphy, secrétaire de rédaction de l'ouvrag...
This essay ties together different notions of translation exploiting the theoretical and practical n...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to examine the travel as a way of identity recons...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the travel as a way of identity reconstruction and essential...
This flyer promotes a lecture by Ruth Behar, a Jewish Cuban-born filmmaker, on the topic of her awar...
The paper is dedicated to the double diaspora of Jews of Cuba and its current literary representatio...
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION | The artistic and scholarly work of Cuban-born anthropologist, poet, and film...
This flyer promotes the event Adio Kerida (Goodbye Dear Love) Film Screening and Discussion with Di...
The paper is dedicated to the double diaspora of Jews of Cuba and its current literary representatio...
Ruth Behar is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Michigan, where she is also affiliated ...
This article outlines a virtual research itinerary in the history and memoryof the Sephardic communi...
This essay discusses the role that books have had for the Jews living on the southern shore of the M...
abstract: After the implementation of the racial laws sanctioned by Mussolini in 1938, many Italians...
The essay intends to examine the most recent reportage written by travel writer Elena Dak, published...
The present paper concentrates on the female figure and her identity (trans) formation in the autobi...
Rétropublication en archives ouvertes (responsable Eliane Daphy, secrétaire de rédaction de l'ouvrag...
This essay ties together different notions of translation exploiting the theoretical and practical n...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to examine the travel as a way of identity recons...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the travel as a way of identity reconstruction and essential...
This flyer promotes a lecture by Ruth Behar, a Jewish Cuban-born filmmaker, on the topic of her awar...
The paper is dedicated to the double diaspora of Jews of Cuba and its current literary representatio...
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION | The artistic and scholarly work of Cuban-born anthropologist, poet, and film...
This flyer promotes the event Adio Kerida (Goodbye Dear Love) Film Screening and Discussion with Di...
The paper is dedicated to the double diaspora of Jews of Cuba and its current literary representatio...
Ruth Behar is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Michigan, where she is also affiliated ...
This article outlines a virtual research itinerary in the history and memoryof the Sephardic communi...
This essay discusses the role that books have had for the Jews living on the southern shore of the M...
abstract: After the implementation of the racial laws sanctioned by Mussolini in 1938, many Italians...
The essay intends to examine the most recent reportage written by travel writer Elena Dak, published...
The present paper concentrates on the female figure and her identity (trans) formation in the autobi...
Rétropublication en archives ouvertes (responsable Eliane Daphy, secrétaire de rédaction de l'ouvrag...
This essay ties together different notions of translation exploiting the theoretical and practical n...