Información General

• Autores: Ana Filipa Prata (ed. lit.), Rodrigo Verano Liaño (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Routledge USA
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9781032261119, 9781003291398
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Listado de artículos

• • Reshaping identities and geographies

    • How Medea Challenged "Western Civilization": Europe´s Imperial imaginary in Pasolini´s Medea

      Mireia Movellán Luis

      págs. 17-31

      

    • Archipelagic Medea: (Re) Productive labor in Maryse Condé, Toni Morrison and Cherríe Moraga

      Giulia Champion

      págs. 32-48

      

    • The Medea disorder and the writing of the nation in Ventos do Apocalipse by Paulina Chiziane

      Ana Filipa Prata

      págs. 49-64

      

    • Curtailed Motherhoods and the Matrix of (Post) Colonialism: Chicana hybrid prototypes

      Tereza Jiroutova Kynclova

      págs. 65-84

      

  • Performing transgression at the borders

    • Medea-Malinche, Malinche-Medea? Identity and transformation in Colonized Cultures: 87-105

      Andrea Lozano Vásquez

      págs. 87-105

      

    • Medea in the bordelands. The new mestiza in Luis Alfaro´s Mojada

      Rodrigo Verano Liaño

      págs. 106-122

      

    • rereading Medea across borders - Cultural encounters and postcolonial rewrites in Liz Loachhead´s Medea, Yüksel Pazarkaya´s Mediha and cherrie moraga´s The Hungry Woman: a mexican Medea

      Inci Bilgin Tekin

      págs. 123-138

      

    • Medaaye: patriarchy, love and exile in Nineteenth-Century Yorubaland

      Olakunbi Olasope

      págs. 139-150

      

  • Disseminating, reception, reproduction and waste

    • Hibridity and alienation. Women´s narrative in Ana Castillo´s So Far From God

      Sara Palermo

      págs. 153-166

      

    • Medea in The New Kingdom of Granada: Brujas, Hechiceras, Yerbateras

      Gemma Bernadó Ferrer

      págs. 167-182

      

    • Medea in Gabon: a postcolonial and autobiographical re-telling of the Medea myth in Bessora´s Novel Petroleum

      Elke Steinmeyer

      págs. 183-195

      

    • "Not before the people": Filicide, revenge, and ob-scenity in Andrés Baiz´s Satanás

      Pablo Guarín Robledo

      págs. 196-211