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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Transatlantic studies"”.

  1. Citizenship and belonging in the in-between: transatlantic immigration to Venezuela and Brazil, 1830-1914

    … comparatively, I draw upon the fields of Transatlantic Studies and Migration Studies, which allow me to analyze the concepts and constructions of identity, citizenship, belonging, community, and emotions that occur in my primary texts while also expanding the scope beyond the Anglophone …

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  2. De la patria criolla a la nación Mexicana: Surgimiento y articulación del nacionalismo en la prensa Novohispana del siglo XVIII, en su contexto transatlántico

    … JOURNALISM OF THE 18TH-CENTURY NEW SPAIN, IN ITS TRANSATLANTIC CONTEXT Spanish American creoles constructed an epistemological alternative to Europe. For such a project, 18th-century creoles relied on two forces that their predecessors did not enjoy: the cultural environment of the Enlightenment, …

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  3. Transatlantic transactions: writing hispanism at the centennial of 1892

    … revisited their common history and articulated a transatlantic Hispanic identity based on shared language, race and “spirit.” Hispanism offered them an alternative to the Anglo-Saxon and French modernities from which they were excluded as peripheral not-yet-modern nations. Both Latin American and …

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  4. Obscure, unclassed and undefinable: social immobility for mixed races in the nineteenth century presented in Jude the Obscure and Of One Blood

    … United States and Victorian England through a transatlantic lens. I prove how the classification system produces a group of “unclassed” peoples based on a racial and intellectual status, by looking at Thomas Hardy’s Jude the Obscure and Pauline Hopkins’ Of One Blood. These two …

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  5. The Man in the Transatlantic Crowd: The Early Reception of Edgar Allan Poe in Victorian England

    An important anomaly in transatlantic criticism is the contrast between transatlantic theory and the applied criticism of literature through a transatlantic lens. While most transatlantic scholars assert the value of individual strands of thought throughout the globe and stress the importance of …

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  6. Conexiones Transatlanticas: Expandiendo limites en el mundo hispano (1890-1910)

    <p>Este trabajo examina las transformaciones a patrones socio-culturales en el mundo hispano, que permiten a la mujer incorporarse a la fuerza productiva; como producto de la presión ejercida por comunidades de escritoras en foros internacionales sobre el atraso educativo y cultural que sufre la …

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