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Crossing the Utopian/Apocalyptic Border: The Anxiety of Forgetting in Paul Auster’s ,ee the familiar from new and shifting perspectives. It is through these tactical testimonies that the forgotten, erased, and silenced can be recalled and reconfigured in order to produce an ephemeral sense of wholeness.

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Queering and Gendering Aztlán: Anzaldúa’s Feminist Reshaping of the Chicana/o Nation in the US–Mexicentifies as parallel to her notion of mestiza consciousness) offers a path of resistance to heteronormative, hierarchical, and androcentric discourse and its corresponding power structures, where borderland spaces can become sites of transformation.

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Book 2017n interdisciplinary lens, bridging the disciplines of philosophy and literature. With contributions from scholars around the world, this collection closely examines the concepts of race, nationality, gender, and sexuality in order to reveal the paradoxical ambiguities inherent in these seemingly sol

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Zones of Maximal Translatability: Borderspace and Women’s Timecise of state sovereignty. Yeung’s focus on temporal borders emphasizes the manner in which physical borders create temporal limits as well as geographic ones, creating both physical and temporal points of convergence and permeability.

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Transforming Borders: Resistant Liminality in ,, ,, and ,self throughout the oppressive geography of her novels; marginalized characters transform these places into spaces of resistance through acts of transformations, redefinition, and naming. Doing so reveals instead of a concrete line between races, a borderland in which both sides of the binary change in relation to one another.