Titlebook: Affect and Belonging in Contemporary Spanish Fiction and Film; Crossroads Visions Jesse Barker Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Jesse BarkerOffers a broad overview and interpretation of twenty-first century Spanish fiction and film.Weaves together a diverse range of fiction and films and also draws on some of the most significant lines of

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Corporate Foundation als PR-Instrumentanish culture, literature, and film. I argue that Spain’s quick entry into postmodernity and recent economic and ecological crises have brought the problem of the self to the forefront. I also present my thesis that recent Spanish films and fictions focus on affective belonging—based on movement, se

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Corporate Fraud Comparison Across Industriese lines between contextual subjectivity and notions of universal being, proposing a reconciliation of these two modes of being in order to work through past traumas, as well as to combat authoritarianism in all its guises. Unlike the fictions in the previous chapter, characters in these films are ul

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