Who is Ilan Stavans? What has he done as a critic? In this book, more than twenty experts in both the Latinx and Jewish American studies field analyze his contributions to those canons.
Who is Ilan Stavans? What has he done as a critic? In this book, more than twenty experts in both the Latinx and Jewish American studies field analyze his contributions to those canons.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Bridget Kevane is a professor of Latin American & Latinx Studies. She has written four books on Latinx literature in America and is an author for general readership magazines such as Tablet, Los Angeles Review of Books, The Forward and others.
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Foreword Frederick Aldama Introduction Bridget Kevane Life as Role Play: Ilan Stavans, the Life(long) Writer Isabel Durán El Iluminado: Ilan Stavans and the Incongruity of the Antihero Irina Troconis Life, Death, and Apotheosis of Words: DIC·TION·AR·Y DAYS Angelina Muñiz-Huberman (translated by Miriam Huberman) Cave Paintings: Cervantes, Turbans, and Heresy Diana de Armas Wilson Freedom to Pursue the Impossible Dream: Ilan Stavans and Don Quixote Iván Jaksi Stavans Does Quixote William Childers Ilan Stavans, Tongue Snatcher Steven G. Kellman El español y el spanglish en la era de Trump Silvia Betti A World Defined by mmigration : Ambivalence, Translationality, and Mestizaje in Ilan Stavans Ivonne M. García Translation as a Way to Write the City Regina Galasso Returning Borrowed Words: Translation and Ilan Stavans s Contribution to the English Language Christopher Schafenacker On Words Reclaimed and the Fate of Ladino Devin E. Naar Introductions: Ilan Stavans and the Jewish Latin Americä Series Stephen A. Sadow Ilan Stavans s Anthologization of the Latino community in the United States Thomas Nulley-Valdés A Game of Mirrors: The Conversations of Ilan Stavans Derek Xavier García Ilan Stavans and the Mojarra Condition Luis Loya García Mexican Bandit or the Last Intellectual?: Ilan Stavans s Notorious Raid on the Chicano Literary Canon Carlos Flores Poetry and Music: Interview with Ilan Stavans Ian Campbell SPACES OF THE BODY Isaac Goldemberg Crossing Borders: Ilan Stavans s Adventures on Stage with Double Edge Theatre Stacy Klein and Matthew Glassman Broken Streets of My City Ruth Behar Epilogue: Seven Lies About Ilan Stavans Jeremy Dauber Notes on Contributors Index
Foreword Frederick Aldama Introduction Bridget Kevane Life as Role Play: Ilan Stavans, the Life(long) Writer Isabel Durán El Iluminado: Ilan Stavans and the Incongruity of the Antihero Irina Troconis Life, Death, and Apotheosis of Words: DIC·TION·AR·Y DAYS Angelina Muñiz-Huberman (translated by Miriam Huberman) Cave Paintings: Cervantes, Turbans, and Heresy Diana de Armas Wilson Freedom to Pursue the Impossible Dream: Ilan Stavans and Don Quixote Iván Jaksi Stavans Does Quixote William Childers Ilan Stavans, Tongue Snatcher Steven G. Kellman El español y el spanglish en la era de Trump Silvia Betti A World Defined by mmigration : Ambivalence, Translationality, and Mestizaje in Ilan Stavans Ivonne M. García Translation as a Way to Write the City Regina Galasso Returning Borrowed Words: Translation and Ilan Stavans s Contribution to the English Language Christopher Schafenacker On Words Reclaimed and the Fate of Ladino Devin E. Naar Introductions: Ilan Stavans and the Jewish Latin Americä Series Stephen A. Sadow Ilan Stavans s Anthologization of the Latino community in the United States Thomas Nulley-Valdés A Game of Mirrors: The Conversations of Ilan Stavans Derek Xavier García Ilan Stavans and the Mojarra Condition Luis Loya García Mexican Bandit or the Last Intellectual?: Ilan Stavans s Notorious Raid on the Chicano Literary Canon Carlos Flores Poetry and Music: Interview with Ilan Stavans Ian Campbell SPACES OF THE BODY Isaac Goldemberg Crossing Borders: Ilan Stavans s Adventures on Stage with Double Edge Theatre Stacy Klein and Matthew Glassman Broken Streets of My City Ruth Behar Epilogue: Seven Lies About Ilan Stavans Jeremy Dauber Notes on Contributors Index
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