Abstract In the following article we propose an analysis of Michèle Lalonde's poem "Speak White" from some contributions of the critical theories of colonialism and from the speech act theory of the American philosopher Judith Butler (1997). First, we describe how the text is inscribed as a fragment of a larger plot of an "anticolonial archive" (DE OTO, 2011). At that point, we start from the hypothesis that the poem condenses certain marks that allow us to reconstruct how violence is exercised through language in a colonial system, but also the resistances that can be opposed from literary discourses. In a second stage, we analyze discursive strategies deployed throughout the poem to disrupt the system. In that instance we sustain the hypo...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the issues of helplessness and art as means of reporting v...
This article proposes to consider violence as a logical process of Latin American societies, immerse...
This paper analyzes the strategy of symbolic-discursive resistance in novel of Mayra Santos-Febres, ...
Este trabajo se encarga de estudiar ia representación literaria del racismo y la violencia racial en...
Cultural imperialism is a condition of oppression that consists of the dominant narratives of societ...
Summary: This article offers a new reading of RABEARIVELO who, according to our analysis, is a poet ...
This article aims to analyze how racism and recognition are represented in Manuel Zapata Olivella's ...
Aimé Césaire (1913) poeta antillano, nacido en Basse Pointe, Martinica. Creador, junto con el africa...
In the poem “They shouted at me Black” from the Peruvian Victoria Santa Cruz, the word becomes a bri...
Physical and symbolic violencie represent one of the most contoversial themes of present-day Mexico,...
In the poem “They shouted at me Black” from the Peruvian Victoria Santa Cruz, the word becomes a bri...
Many of the leaders of the Negritude movement that made that notion their flag -and many protagonist...
The objective of this research article is to analytically address a poetry corpus in regards to Colo...
With the support of gender, race, and ethnicity theories framed in the history of Afro-Latin America...
The article analyzes the opposing semiotics present in two poems that belong to the book of Félix Gr...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the issues of helplessness and art as means of reporting v...
This article proposes to consider violence as a logical process of Latin American societies, immerse...
This paper analyzes the strategy of symbolic-discursive resistance in novel of Mayra Santos-Febres, ...
Este trabajo se encarga de estudiar ia representación literaria del racismo y la violencia racial en...
Cultural imperialism is a condition of oppression that consists of the dominant narratives of societ...
Summary: This article offers a new reading of RABEARIVELO who, according to our analysis, is a poet ...
This article aims to analyze how racism and recognition are represented in Manuel Zapata Olivella's ...
Aimé Césaire (1913) poeta antillano, nacido en Basse Pointe, Martinica. Creador, junto con el africa...
In the poem “They shouted at me Black” from the Peruvian Victoria Santa Cruz, the word becomes a bri...
Physical and symbolic violencie represent one of the most contoversial themes of present-day Mexico,...
In the poem “They shouted at me Black” from the Peruvian Victoria Santa Cruz, the word becomes a bri...
Many of the leaders of the Negritude movement that made that notion their flag -and many protagonist...
The objective of this research article is to analytically address a poetry corpus in regards to Colo...
With the support of gender, race, and ethnicity theories framed in the history of Afro-Latin America...
The article analyzes the opposing semiotics present in two poems that belong to the book of Félix Gr...
The purpose of this article is to analyze the issues of helplessness and art as means of reporting v...
This article proposes to consider violence as a logical process of Latin American societies, immerse...
This paper analyzes the strategy of symbolic-discursive resistance in novel of Mayra Santos-Febres, ...