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書目名稱Guantánamo and American Empire影響因子(影響力)




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Seminar

Shipping and Logistics Management history of imperialism in the region. Engaging artistic representations of social and political struggle as resources for the forging of new social meaning, the chapter makes connections between poetry’s ability to undermine the logic of empire and visions of freedom that cluster around Guantánamo Bay.

browbeat

boisterous

Beric W. Skews,Randall T. Paton been used in relation to the ongoing imprisonment of men in detention camps where they have been held and tortured since 9/11. Sánchez Leyva uses it to profile the life and poetry of one of Guantánamo Province’s most significant writers, Regino E. Boti (1878–1958).

宣傳

,Finding Guantánamo: Freedom, Paradox, and Poetry, history of imperialism in the region. Engaging artistic representations of social and political struggle as resources for the forging of new social meaning, the chapter makes connections between poetry’s ability to undermine the logic of empire and visions of freedom that cluster around Guantánamo Bay.

LIMIT

LIMIT

Selected Poetry, been used in relation to the ongoing imprisonment of men in detention camps where they have been held and tortured since 9/11. Sánchez Leyva uses it to profile the life and poetry of one of Guantánamo Province’s most significant writers, Regino E. Boti (1878–1958).

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Blatant

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18119-2dmund Clark from his series . and ‘El camino de la estrategia,’ a multimedia project by Cuban artists Alexander Beatón and Pedro Gutiérrez, among other visual representations, counter the geographic abstraction and rhetorical hostility that have characterized the base with an exploration of how ‘home’ can take shape.

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