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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Gloria Anzaldúa"”.
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De Mexicana Tradicional a Mexicana Con-Tradición: Gloria Anzaldúa, Carmen Tafolla y Pat Mora
… estudia la trayectoria literaria y personal de Gloria Anzaldúa, Pat Mora y Carmen Tafolla para explicar cómo llegaron a ser mexicanas contradición. Se presenta un resumen de la opresión de la mujer mexicana y de la revolución de las chicanas que se oponían a ciertos deberes y valores …
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The Entanglement of Anzaldúan Materiality as Bodily Knowing: Matter, Meaning, and Interrelatedness
… this project, also, introduces the importance of Gloria Anzaldúa as a philosophical thinker whose writing is theoretically rich with concepts of matter and becoming. Using the body, broadly construed, as the framework for which both matter and becoming are mobilized, this project further …
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The Decolonial Power of Shapeshifting: Subversive Ecofeminist Rhetorics
… Tempest Williams, a Mormon conservationist, Gloria Anzaldúa, a queer feminist Chicana scholar, and Tanya Tagaq, a Nunavut singer. Contrasting against patterns of animalization which enable Othering tactics, shapeshifting centers empathy in order to subversively build relationship. …
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Illustrations of Nepantleras: Bridge Making Potential in Ana Castillo's So Far From God and The Guardians
… to be irreconcilable. Using the theories of Gloria Anzaldúa, I argue that the novels <em>So Far from God </em>and <em>The Guardians</em> by Ana Castillo address these concerns regarding the relationship between feminist Chicanas and other members of their home communities. Through unique …
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(Un)natural Bridges, (Un)safe Spaces: A Critical Qualitative Study of Spanish as a Foreign Language Educators’ Perceptions of Heritage Language Learners in Mixed Classrooms
Chicana feminist scholar Gloria Anzaldúa has been an integral part of research on hybrid identities and consciousness. In an increasingly multicultural and multilingual school system, educators of Spanish as a foreign language are faced with a different audience to the ones they were trained to …
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The Communal "I": Exclusion and Belonging in American Autobiography
… (Frederick Douglass, Maxine Hong Kingston and Gloria Anzaldúa) have been absorbed and framed within the emerging minority/diversity canon in American universities, and how one (Jesús Colón) has been conspicuously left out. The intention of effecting social change complicates and shapes the …
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Motherhood, performance, and mommy blogs: the political power of maternal online rhetoric
… any kind of trying to mark on the world," Gloria Anzaldúa says in an interview with Andrea Lundsford, "And, some of us want to take those marks that are already inscribed in the world and redo them." Language - and thus, writing - has the power to transform, to redefine reality. …
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Speaking in Wild Tongues: The Borderlands of Eudora Welty and Alice Walker
In Borderlands/La Frontera Gloria Anzaldúa describes her experience undergoing a dental procedure as a battle between her wild tongue and the dentist. Beginning with a discussion of Anzaldúa’s concept of the wild tongue, this project asks how writers across the US South depict unruly tongues and …
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Escrita de si e do entrelugar em “Os pretos de pousaflores” e “Essa dama bate bué!”
… Stuart Hall, W.E.B. Du Bois, Édouard Glissant, Gloria Anzaldúa, Diana Klinger e Eurídice Figueiredo, além de mobilizarmos as contribuições teóricas de autores como Frantz Fanon, Achille Mbembe, Julia Kristeva, Saidiya Hartman e Donatella Di Cesare.
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Can You See Me? Re-Centering Biracial Voices Through Chicana Intervention in Children's Literature
… their formation of identity. It is the concept Gloria Anzaldúa expanded upon that helped change many courses of disciplinary thought. She traced her conception and shifts of new mestiza and <em>nepantla</em> through her body of work that culminated in the posthumous publication of <em>Light in …
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PEDAGOGY OF ACCOMPLICE: NAVIGATING COMPLICITY IN PEDAGOGIES AIMED TOWARD SOCIAL JUSTICE
… towards justice as a means of highlighting what Gloria Anzaldúa called the “invisible threads” that connect us all. Once these threads are made visible, it is what teachers and students do with this understanding that matters. A pedagogy of accomplice provides the potential to open new spaces of …
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Imaginario Erótico Decolonial Kairibeafroxeri
… Smith (1999), el pensamiento fronterizo de Gloria Anzaldúa (1987), la corpo-‐‑política de Frantz Fanon (1987), la poética relacional de Edouard Glissant (1997), las pedagogía sagrada de Jacqui Alexander (2005), el desprendimiento, delinking de Walter D. Mignolo (2007), el poder erótico de …
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Curatorial Constellations: Queer and Feminist Approaches to Latin American Comics
… developed by Gayatri Gopinath, José Muñoz, Gloria Anzaldúa, and Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui, I coin the category of curatorial constellations to understand how this corpus of comics performs relational ontologies of subjectivity. With this notion, I inquire into the affordances of the comics …
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Embodied rhetoric in scenes of production : the case of the coffeehouse
… insights of theorists like Michel De Certeau, Gloria Anzaldúa, and Bruno Latour who call for attention to the actions, practices, and intentionality of active bodies for meaning making. The framework further places the insights of these theorists in a socially and materially rich context that …
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Gente Estudiada: Latina/o students confronting and engaging home/community knowledge within/outside institutions of higher education
… story about the ambiguity that stems from what Gloria Anzaldúa (1999) refers to as the “new mestiza consciousness,” a consciousness that “sustains contradictions” and “turns the ambivalence into something else” (p. 101). As participants reflected on the pain and growing contradictions between …
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The Worldly Texts of After-School Programs: New Perspectives in Pedagogy
… methodology is based in the works of theorists Gloria Anzaldúa, Rob Wilson, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Edward Said, and Stanley E. Fish to center the space of after-school programming as an interpretive community made up of bodies holding onto the individual textbooks of themselves and moving …
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Gloria E. Anzaldúa’s "art as a mode of research": Applications in feminist research methods and feminist rhetoric
My dissertation explores how Gloria E. Anzaldúa’s theories of creativity inform social-justice efforts, contribute to feminist research in feminist rhetoric, and operate as a tool to analyze her sketches. Despite Anzaldúa’s visual art training and prevalent use of images in her writing, few …
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Through the Eyes of Shamans: Childhood and the Construction of Identity in Rosario Castellanos' "Balun-Canan" and Rudolfo Anaya's "Bless Me, Ultima"
<p>This study offers a comparative analysis of Rosario Castellanos' <em>Balún-Canán</em> and Rudolfo Anaya's <em>Bless Me, Ultima,</em> novels that provide examples on how children construct their identity in hybrid communities in southeastern Mexico and the U.S. southwest. The protagonists grow …