An edition of The New World Border (1996)

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Prophecies, Poems, & Loqueras for the End of the Century

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An edition of The New World Border (1996)

The New World Border

Prophecies, Poems, & Loqueras for the End of the Century

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"THE NEW WORLD BORDER is a new collection of essays, poems, and performance text through which Gomez-Pena muses on matters of race, nationality, language, and identity. The book is a carnivalesque inversion of ethnic and geo-political ideology, a disorienting free-fall into the space between cultures, and a head-on collision with real and imagined borders. Gomez-Pena won international acclaim for his efforts to create a hybrid culture and articulate a borderless ethos, and has been called an intercultural interpreter, reverse anthropologist, experimental linguist, and political artist of the first order."--AMAZON.COM

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Publisher
City Lights Books
Language
English
Pages
244

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Edition Notes

Published in
San Francisco, USA

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
818/.5409
Library of Congress
PS3557.O459 N49 1996, PS3557.O459N49 1996

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Pagination
iii, 244p.
Number of pages
244

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL965557M
ISBN 10
0872863131
ISBN 13
9780872863132
LCCN
96001886
OCLC/WorldCat
34149337
LibraryThing
933731
Goodreads
898178

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL18348526W

Work Description

The New World Border is a carnivalesque inversion of ethnic and geo-political ideology, a disorienting free-fall into the space between cultures, and a head-on collision with the real and imagined borders that separate North and South.

Hero of a thousand syncretic faces – intercultural interpreter, reverse anthropologist, experimental linguist, and political artist of the first order – Guillermo Gómez-Peña has won international acclaim for his efforts to create a hybrid culture and to articulate a borderless ethos.

In this new collection of essays, poems, and performance texts, Gómez-Peña muses, often tongue-in-cheek, on matters of race, nationality, language, and identity. With a heady mix of pop culture, provocative iconography, political satire, ethnic stereotypes, and guerrilla theory, he explores "the territory of cultural misunderstanding."

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