Bodies, texts, and ghosts
writing on literature and law in colonial Latin America
by Raúl Marrero-Fente
This book encourages adopting a transatlantic perspective, thinking across geographical borders to examine the reciprocal cultural exchange between Spain and Spanish America during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The varied written formats adopted by early modern writers in Spain and the Americas are examined: epic poetry, chronicles, legal documents, lyric poetry, and historical narratives. Through a interdisciplinary approach, the author studies how the different discursive formations of the colonial period represent racial, gender and cultural differences on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Civilization, Spanish American literature, Pan-Hispanism, Law and literature, History and criticism, Latin American influences, Spanish influences, Latin america, history, to 1830, Latin america, civilization, Spanish american literature, history and criticism, Pan-hispanism, Spain, civilization, Diskurs, Literatur, RechtsquellePlaces
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Bodies, texts, and ghosts: writing on literature and law in colonial Latin America
2010, University Press of America
in English
0761852352 9780761852353
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Includes bibliographic references (p. [111]-118) and index.
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