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,Para Espa?ol Oprima El Número Dos: Transnational Translation and U.S. Latino/a Literature,ultural systems in a transnational market economy. Jay’s point is that British and U.S. literary studies in the modern era of globalization are “becoming defined less by nation than by language” (2001, 33). I want to take advantage of Jay’s observation concerning the ascendancy of language in a glob

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With Bertolt Brecht and the Aztecs Toward an Imagined Transnation: A Literary Case Study, sociological and cultural-scientific relevance in which cultural heterogeneity has developed such an explosive force that it might even thwart the idea of national identity and lead to separatism or at least the formulation of challenging counternarratives of collective identity that put the nation

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,Travel, Autoethnography, and Oppositional Consciousness in Juan Felipe Herrera’s , “Chicano” as an act of commitment to the struggle for social justice and understand the present, the past, and the future of Mexican Americans and Latinos in the United States in the wider frameworks of U.S.-Mexican relations and U.S.-Latin American relations.. The limited scholarly work on Herrera

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,The Final Frontier: Guillermo Gómez-Pe?a’s ,rough performances and Internet projects that transcend easy categorization in terms of race, gender, and even species. Given the fact that his own life has involved movements across borders of different kinds that are mirrored in his artistic practice, transnationalism provides a useful framework f

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