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_aRepresentation matters : _b(re)articulating collective identities in a postcolonal world / _ceditors, Anette Hoffmann and Esther Peeren. |
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_aAmsterdam ; _aNew York : _bRodopi. |
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_aThamyris intersecting : place, sex, and race, _x1570-7253 ; _vno. 20 |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
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_tPreliminary material / _rEditors Representation Matters -- _tIntroduction: Representation Matters / _rAnette Hoffmann and Esther Peeren -- _tAlterity and Identities: The Paradoxes of Authenticity / _rSudeep Dasgupta -- _tInsularity and Identity at Odds in Martinique: 1973 to 2004 / _rMarc Brudzinski -- _tThe West between Culture(s) and Collective Identity: Notes for a Present Problematic / _rNimrod Ben-Cnaan -- _tUbuntu, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and South African National Identity / _rHanneke Stuit -- _tResistance or Compliance?: The Problem of Orientalism in Osman Hamdi’s Paintings / _rGülru Çakmak -- _tRomani Identity Formation and the Globalization of Holocaust Discourse / _rHuub van Baar -- _tSimilarity and Difference: The Appearance of Suffering at the Strokestown Famine Museum / _rNiamh Ann Kelly -- _tResignifying Genesis, Identity, and Landscape: Routes versus Roots / _rAnette Hoffmann -- _tFrom Salsipuedes to Tabaré: Race, Space, and the Uruguayan Subject / _rVannina Sztainbok -- _tBolivian Indigenous Identities: Reshaping the Terms of Political Debate, 1994–2004 / _rClaret Vargas -- _tPerformative Constructions of Female Identity at a Hindu Ritual: Some Thoughts on the Agentive Dimension / _rBeatrix Hauser -- _t“We Are Like Fish That Were Reeled In”: Peasant Understandings of Modernity in Zimbabwe / _rGuy Thompson -- _tSilence, Absence, Loss: Chineseness in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia / _rSonja van Wichelen -- _tMoving Identities: Mythology and Metaphor in André Brink’s Praying Mantis / _rSaskia Lourens -- _tThe Contributors / _rEditors Representation Matters -- _tIndex / _rEditors Representation Matters. |
| 506 | _aAvailable to subscribing member institutions only. | ||
| 520 | _aIn the twenty-first century, the terms “representation” and “identity” seem to have gone out of fashion. The essays collected here, however, seek to demonstrate the extent to which they continue to matter in the social, political and cultural struggles waged by marginalized communities across our postcolonial and globalizing world. The volume starts by offering contingent readings of prominent identity-related concepts – hybridity, insularity, the west, ubuntu, and orientalism – which ask how these concepts translate into practical, situated ways of grappling with the legacies of colonialism. It continues by exploring the relational articulation of collective identities and their histories (as shared rather than competing), and the way origin narratives and notions of indigeneity, in contexts as diverse as Namibia, Uruguay and Bolivia, function not as fixed roots, but as constructed representations that are manipulated according to the demands of the present. Finally, tradition, too, emerges as open to continuous strategic re-invention in contributions dealing with female agency in a Hindu ritual, peasant understandings of modernity in Zimbabwe, the resurgence of Chinese culture in Indonesia, and André Brink’s rewriting of South African history. | ||
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_aHoffmann, Anette, _d1965- |
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_tRepresentation matters. _dAmsterdam ; New York : Rodopi, ©2010 _z9042028459 _w(OCoLC)671693371 |
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_aThamyris/Intersecting: Place, Sex and Race _v20. |
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| 830 | 0 | _aLiterature and Cultural Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2010, ISBN: 9789004357921. | |
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