Imagining the postcolonial : discipline, poetics, practice in Latin American and Francophone discourse / Jaime Hanneken.

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Hanneken, Jaime, 1978- [Author]

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text

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online resource

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9781438456232

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PN56 .I434 2015

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Contents:

Double articulation and wishful thinking -- José Lezama Lima and the gnosis of American expression -- Édouard Glissant's archipelic thought and second nature -- Excursus: poetics and place from autochthony to globality -- Mikilistes and Modernistas in Paris: consuming modernity's capital -- Minor truths: Menchú and Ouologuem in the multicultural metropolis -- Afterword: Commitment to the negative.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction: Latin Americanism, Francophone studies, and identity thinking -- Double articulation and wishful thinking -- José Lezama Lima and the gnosis of American expression -- Édouard Glissant's archipelic thought and second nature -- Excursus: poetics and place from autochthony to globality -- Mikilistes and Modernistas in Paris: consuming modernity's capital -- Minor truths: Menchú and Ouologuem in the multicultural metropolis -- Afterword: Commitment to the negative.

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