L’altro sono io | El otro soy yo
Scritture plurali e letture migranti | Escrituras plurales y lecturas migrantes
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abstract
Identità e alterità, facce opposte della stessa medaglia, sono l’oggetto di queste pagine. Denominatore comune delle autrici e degli autori di queste opere che, in varie lingue e da latitudini diverse, hanno affrontato con approcci e metodologie diversi la rappresentazione dell’identità – soprattutto, ma non esclusivamente, nel campo letterario – e tutti gli argomenti che ruotano attorno ad essa, come la migrazione, la violenza, il nazionalismo o il razzismo.
Argentina • Exemplariness • 21st century • Journalism • Society • Antonia Arslan • Benita • Mexican writers in the Spanish Civil War • Cuaderno Spinoza • Martin Buber • Identity politics • Argentine poetry • Conquest of the Desert • Migrants • Diamela Eltit • Other • Possession • Migration literature • Creolisation • Terzani • Travel literature • Contemporary Italian literature • Jewish literature • Violence • Diaspora • Italian literature • Translingualism • Benita Galeana • Differences • Italian emigration • Margins • Populism • Brazil • Hybridisation of literary genres • Chinese migrant literature • White identity • Identification • Bororo • Resistance story • Diego Vecchio • Rejection • Testimony • Short story • Border • Avellaneda • Intertextuality • Hypertextuality • Narrative • Cortázar • Narratives • Argentine literature (20th-21st centuries) • Memories • Cervantes • Recognition • Ethnicity • Paz • Immigration • The I • Juan José Saer • Sahel • Migrant writings • José Isaacson • Literacy • Hebrew literature • Mujeres Libres • Luigi Di Ruscio • China • Mexico • Community • Don Quixote • Hermeneutics • Rulfo • Literary space • Linguistic registers • Vittoria Aganoor • Cultural Translation • Espírito Santo • The Other • Racism • Giulian-Dalmatian exodus • Autobiography • Identity • Narr-action • Migration • Nazy cicle • Nomadism • Feminism • Jewish Studies • Translation • The first modern novel • Istro-Venetian dialect • End of History • Poetry • Otherness • Israel • Lyrical subject • National roots • Sylvia Iparraguirre • Secondary schools • Xiaolu Guo • Borges • Textbooks • Abel Posse