Mujeres migrantes y reescrituras autobiográficas
Migrant Women and Autobiographical Rewriting
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edited by
- Maria Luisa Di Martino - Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Italia - email
Abstract
Recent studies on international migrations and human mobility show that migrant and refugee women build an intersectional consciousness at the global level through storytelling and rewriting actions, which contributes to the reconceptualisation of unconventional forms of women’s participation in the construction of decentralized knowledge, in opposition to dominant cultures. This book aims to explore alternative and reflexive forms of knowledge production through migrant women’s literary production and their positioning in the field of human mobility. It explores the boundaries of the autobiographical genre through the literary production and life-histories in migrant women’s lives.
Keywords Black bodies • State violence • Migrant identity • Fiction • Social organization • Literary space • Mexican literature • Migration • Migrations • Body and territory • Escrevivência • Colombian women • Bolivian literature • Brazilian women • Third world women • Migrant women • Re-writing • Feminist theory • Multi-sited ethnography • Self-reflexivity • Maria Firmina dos Reis • Conceição Evaristo • Documentary theater • Solidarity • Intersectional narratives • Trauma • Identity • Migrant temporalities • Ancestry • Emma Villazón • Auto-biography • Cristina Rivera Garza • Afro-Brazilian women • Lola Arias' children • Aesthetic forms • Autobiography • Memory-witness • Cosmopolitan writing • Female migrant writers
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-831-6 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-831-6 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-832-3 | Published June 10, 2024 | Language es, en
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