Gender in Hispanic Literature and Visual Arts
Lexington Books (Publisher)
1st Edition
Published on 24. December 2015
212 pages
979-8-216-20712-2 (ISBN)
Description
Gender in Hispanic Literature and Visual Arts provides an interdisciplinary and multicultural perspective on gender within Hispanic film and literature. The contributors analyze the relationship between the historical and social contexts of various Hispanic countries-including Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, Spain, and Uruguay-and the effects of their contexts on their representations of gender. This book examines gender-based violence, transvestism, lesbianism, (mis)representation, indigenism, dissent, identity, and voice as a means of better understanding the meaning and implications of gender within the diversity of people and cultures that comprise the Hispanic world.
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Edition
1. Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
979-8-216-20712-2 (9798216207122)
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Tania Gomez | Patricia Bolanos-Fabres | Christina Mougoyanni Hennessy
Gender in Hispanic Literature and Visual Arts
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Persons
Patricia Bolaños-Fabres is associate professor of Hispanic studies and gender studies at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.
Tania Gómez is associate professor in the Department of Hispanic Studies at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.
Christina Mougoyanni Hennessy is associate professor of Hispanic studies and gender studies at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.
Tania Gómez is associate professor in the Department of Hispanic Studies at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.
Christina Mougoyanni Hennessy is associate professor of Hispanic studies and gender studies at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.
Content
Chapter 1 Identity, Consciousness, and Transgression in Argentinian Fiction: Luisa Valenzuela, Matilde Sánchez and Samanta Schweblin
Christina Mougoyanni Hennessy
Chapter 2 Gender Under the Lens in Elena Poniatowska's La piel del cielo
Olga Colbert
Chapter 3Genre, Gender, and the Translation of Latin America: A Reevaluation of Memoirs of Latin American Women Intellectuals
Silvia M. Roca-MartínezChapter 4Bisexuality as Diversity in Recent Latin American Narrative: Juan García Ponce and Jaime Bayly
Anca Koczkas
Chapter 5 Gender Alterity and Marginality: Rosa Montero's Temblor and Historia del rey Transparente
Patricia Bolaños-Fabres
Gender in Hispanic Visual Arts
Chapter 6 Contemporary Women's Lives: Colombian Film as a Mirror of the Nation's
Socioeconomic and Cultural Context
Tania Gómez
Chapter 7Flipping the Tortillera: Sandra Monterroso's Hybrid Iconography in Tus tortillas mi
amor
Emilia Barbosa
Chapter 8Rewriting the Pictorial Canon from the Intersection of Gender and Ekphrasis
Christina Karageorgou-Bastea
Chapter 9 Gendered Memories and Visual Recollections: Political Incarceration in Memorias de
Mujeres
Elizabeth RiveroChapter 10Fashioning Transitions and Designing Identities in El Calentito
Marcela T. Garcés
Christina Mougoyanni Hennessy
Chapter 2 Gender Under the Lens in Elena Poniatowska's La piel del cielo
Olga Colbert
Chapter 3Genre, Gender, and the Translation of Latin America: A Reevaluation of Memoirs of Latin American Women Intellectuals
Silvia M. Roca-MartínezChapter 4Bisexuality as Diversity in Recent Latin American Narrative: Juan García Ponce and Jaime Bayly
Anca Koczkas
Chapter 5 Gender Alterity and Marginality: Rosa Montero's Temblor and Historia del rey Transparente
Patricia Bolaños-Fabres
Gender in Hispanic Visual Arts
Chapter 6 Contemporary Women's Lives: Colombian Film as a Mirror of the Nation's
Socioeconomic and Cultural Context
Tania Gómez
Chapter 7Flipping the Tortillera: Sandra Monterroso's Hybrid Iconography in Tus tortillas mi
amor
Emilia Barbosa
Chapter 8Rewriting the Pictorial Canon from the Intersection of Gender and Ekphrasis
Christina Karageorgou-Bastea
Chapter 9 Gendered Memories and Visual Recollections: Political Incarceration in Memorias de
Mujeres
Elizabeth RiveroChapter 10Fashioning Transitions and Designing Identities in El Calentito
Marcela T. Garcés
