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Endogamia, exogamia y moralidad en No Give Up, Maan! ¡No te rindas! de Hazel Robinson Abrahams

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By Mena Barco, Jhon Jairo
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
English Based on the theoretical research of Peter Wade, Walter Mignolo, Frantz Fanon, and Eduardo Restrepo on miscegenation and racism; the essays of Mara Viveros on whitening, morality, and the racialization of power in Latin America; Manuel Zapata Olivella on the complexities of colonization, among other authors, demonstrate how Hazel Robinson Abrahams' novel No Give Up, Maan! ¡No te rindas! reveals processes of resistance and negotiation between the human groups living on the Henrietta...
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La configuración del pícaro en la novela Tragicomedia de burócratas de César Rivas Lara

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By Mena Barco, Jhon Jairo
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Cuerpos, afectos y sensibilidades en Vean vé, mis nanas negras de Amalia Lú Posso Figueroa

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By Mena Barco, Jhon Jairo
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
English Based on Le Breton's study of the senses and Gabriel Giorgi's conceptualization of the body, among other authors, we will understand how, through the bodies of the protagonists of Vean vé, mis nanas negras conveys a message of vindication, where women stand out on the cultural map as bearers of ancestral knowledge and practices, taking the voice of an entire Afro-Chocoan culture to present themselves as the force that brings about new hegemonies.
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