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Interventions
| Subtitle | feminist dialogues on third world women's literature and film |
| Publish Place | New York |
| Publisher | Garland |
| Publish Year | 1997 |
| Pages | XXVIII, 253p. |
| ISBN/ISSN | 0815321295 |
| Language | English/Engels |
- Shelfmark
- WER 54 1997 - B
| Description | De bundel is uit twee groepen opgebouwd: Deel I bevat de besprekingen van teksten en films over macropolitieke aspecten, zoals nationalisme, revoluties, islamitische politieke structuren en autoritaire regiems in de geschiedenis van India en Pakistan, Latijns Amerika, Afrika en de immigrantengemeenschappen in de VS en Groot-Brittannië. Deel II bevat kritische bijdragen over de westerse en derdewereld feministische analyse van teksten en films uit de derde wereld. De volgende bijdragen zijn opgenomen: National identities, tradition, and feminism: the novels of Ama Ata Aidoo read in the context of the works of Kwame Nkrumah / door Elizabeth Willey: Nationalism and feminism in the writings of Santa Devi and Sita Devi / door Nupur Chaudhuri: Mother-country and Fatherland: re-membering the nation in Sara Suleri's 'Meatless days' / door Susan Koshy: Race, gender, and the Caribbean narrative of revolution / door Belinda Edmondson: The transformation of nation and womanhood: revisionist mythmaking in the poetry of Nicaragua's Gioconda Belli / door Pilar Moyano: The censored Argentine text: Griselda Gambaro's 'Ganarse la muerte' and Reina Roffé's 'Monte de Venus' / door Melissa Lockhart: Transgressions: female desire and postcolonial identity in contemporary Indian women's cinema / door Brinda Bose: Feminist critiques of nationalism and communalism from Bangladesh and India: a transnational reading / door Bishnupriya Ghosh: Of tortillas and texts: postcolonial dialogues in the Latin American testimonial / door Jennifer Browdy de Hernandez: Writing the difference: feminists' invention of the 'Arab woman' / door Amal Amireh: Third World women's cinema: if the subaltern speaks, will we listen? / door Gwendolyn Audrey Foster: From Third World politics to First World practices: contemporary Latina writers in the United States / door Maribel Ortiz-Márquez. |
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