De Guatemala à Chicago : migration et frontières. La voix littéraire et artistique d’une “sans-papiers”. Converser avec Ilka Ibonette Oliva-Corado.
CABRANES, Amaia
AMERIBER : Amérique latine, Pays ibériques [AMERIBER]
Cultures et Histoire de l’Amérique Coloniale [CHAC]
AMERIBER : Amérique latine, Pays ibériques [AMERIBER]
Cultures et Histoire de l’Amérique Coloniale [CHAC]
CABRANES, Amaia
AMERIBER : Amérique latine, Pays ibériques [AMERIBER]
Cultures et Histoire de l’Amérique Coloniale [CHAC]
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AMERIBER : Amérique latine, Pays ibériques [AMERIBER]
Cultures et Histoire de l’Amérique Coloniale [CHAC]
Language
es
Article de revue
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Conceφtos. 2021-12-30
EA3656 AMERIBER
English Abstract
A conversation between Ilka Oliva-Corado et Amaia Cabranes Rubio about Historia de una indocumentada, travesía en el desierto de Sonora-Arizona (2014), an autobiographical account of Ilka’s experience of migration from ...Read more >
A conversation between Ilka Oliva-Corado et Amaia Cabranes Rubio about Historia de una indocumentada, travesía en el desierto de Sonora-Arizona (2014), an autobiographical account of Ilka’s experience of migration from Guatemala to the United States Northwest. ...". The voice of the author as an “Hispanic”, “illegal” and artist, contributes to writing the history of borders and migration “from below,” reflects on the role of literature and painting as means of political action, and questions the characteristically epistemological distinction of academic occidental tradition between an object and subject of study.Read less <
English Keywords
Borders
Spanish Keywords
Fronteras
Indocumentados/as
Arte
Migraciones
Origin
Hal imported