Mining Memory examines how twentieth-century narratives and films reimagine the self and the nation by representing child and adolescent protagonists and their evolution. The book shows that beyond representing the struggles of individual subjects, narratives of childhood are part of a process of constructing and reconstructing cultural identity.
Mining Memory examines how twentieth-century narratives and films reimagine the self and the nation by representing child and adolescent protagonists and their evolution. The book shows that beyond representing the struggles of individual subjects, narratives of childhood are part of a process of constructing and reconstructing cultural identity.
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Bucknell Studies in Latin American Literature and Theory
Introduction Narrating the Child as National Subject Geographies of Childhood The Politics of Memory and Emotion Chapter One. On Writing a National Child: Migrant Subjectivity and the Heterogeneous Nation The Indigenous Within: Los ríos profundos The Other Side of Criollo Subjectivity: Un mundo para Julius Chapter Two. Childhood Homes and Foundational History: Local Identities in National and Global Landscapes Local Agencies on the National Stage in De mi casona From Local to Global in País de Jauja Chapter Three. The Child Between: Geographies of Childhood and the Role of Critical Memory Remembering Childhood through Text and Image in Miguel Gutiérrez's La destrucción del reino Narrative and Critical Memory in Ximena de dos caminos Chapter Four. Chronicles of Childhood: On the Politics of Nostalgia and Emotion Remembering Home: A Return to the Subjective in Entre el amor y la furia (1997) Nostalgic Affect and Countermemory in Más allá de la ventana Chapter Five. Children at the Margins: The Abject and National Communities Snapshots of the Margins: "Los gallinazos sin plumas" and Caídos del cielo Death and Resistance from the Margins: Montacerdos Chapter Six. Remembering and Dismembering Gendering: Performing Adolescence in Word and Image Dismembering and Remembering Pichula Cuéllar In and About Homosexuality in No se lo digas a nadie Conclusion. Childhood, Past and Future: New Feminine Political Agencies and Cultural Citizenship on Film Bibliography
Introduction Narrating the Child as National Subject Geographies of Childhood The Politics of Memory and Emotion Chapter One. On Writing a National Child: Migrant Subjectivity and the Heterogeneous Nation The Indigenous Within: Los ríos profundos The Other Side of Criollo Subjectivity: Un mundo para Julius Chapter Two. Childhood Homes and Foundational History: Local Identities in National and Global Landscapes Local Agencies on the National Stage in De mi casona From Local to Global in País de Jauja Chapter Three. The Child Between: Geographies of Childhood and the Role of Critical Memory Remembering Childhood through Text and Image in Miguel Gutiérrez's La destrucción del reino Narrative and Critical Memory in Ximena de dos caminos Chapter Four. Chronicles of Childhood: On the Politics of Nostalgia and Emotion Remembering Home: A Return to the Subjective in Entre el amor y la furia (1997) Nostalgic Affect and Countermemory in Más allá de la ventana Chapter Five. Children at the Margins: The Abject and National Communities Snapshots of the Margins: "Los gallinazos sin plumas" and Caídos del cielo Death and Resistance from the Margins: Montacerdos Chapter Six. Remembering and Dismembering Gendering: Performing Adolescence in Word and Image Dismembering and Remembering Pichula Cuéllar In and About Homosexuality in No se lo digas a nadie Conclusion. Childhood, Past and Future: New Feminine Political Agencies and Cultural Citizenship on Film Bibliography
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