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Representations of Indigeneity. History, Literature, and Anthropology


Contents

Cristina Stanciu
Introduction: Indigeneity, Redux

Olivia N. Petrescu
Identidad y cultura indígena en movimiento

Alana Zanardo Mazur
“If we’re going out,” dear Vicenta, “we’re going out with some guts!”: Storytelling, Indigeneity, and Felt Experience in Deborah Miranda’s Bad Indians

Roberto Rodríguez Milán
Novela popular española: el indígena y el forastero en “El Coyote” de José Mallorquí

Ludmila Martanovschi
Indigeneity and Cultural Memory in Wendy Rose’s Bone Dance

Cristina Stanciu
Indigeneity on the Silver Screen: The Vanishing American (1925) and the Limits of “Sympathetic” Representation

Aura Cristina Bunoro
Valoración de la herencia incaica en la obra de Clorinda Matto de Turner

Trevor Donovan
Writing Country: Aboriginality Through Poetry in the Works of Australian Aboriginal Authors Paul Collis and Jeanine Leane

Alina Țiței
Del indigenismo al posmodernismo. Notas sobre los discursos identitarios latinoamericanos del siglo XX


Special Issue 2021 (PDF).

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The Comparative Literature Department of the Faculty of Letters of the
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University (Iaşi,
Romania)
is the editor of
ACTA IASSYENSIA COMPARATIONIS,
an academic open-access peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary studies stimulated and justified by the universality of the literary phenomena in their close connections with the other arts and related humanistic fields, such as cultural anthropology, the history of ideas and mentalities, cultural and gender studies.

ISSN (online) 2285 – 3871.

The journal is published by the
"Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University Press.

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