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An examination of the dynamics of racial and cultural mixture and its opposite tendency, racial and cultural disjunction, in the literatures of the Americas.

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"I have nothing but praise for this book. It is well conceived, it shows that it was not put together hastily, it incorporates the latest scholarship, and it engages in the latest contemporary debates in the field... Its 'Pan-American' approach is one that reflects the cutting edge of the field of Latin American and Latina/Latino Studies." Rolando J. Romero, Associate Professor of Latina/Latino Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • I. Mixed-Blood Epistemologies
    • 1. Werner Sollors. Can Rabbits Have Interracial Sex?
    • 2. Doris Sommer. Who Can Tell? The Blanks in Villaverde
    • 3. Zita Nunes. Phantasmatic Brazil: Nella Larsen's Passing, American Literary Imagination, and Racial Utopianism
  • II. Métissage and Counterdiscourse
    • 4. Françoise Lionnet. Narrating the Americas: Transcolonial Métissage and Maryse Condé's La Migration des coeurs
    • 5. Michèle Praeger. Créolité or Ambiguity?
  • III. Indigenization, Miscegenation, and Nationalism
    • 6. Priscilla Archibald. Gender and Mestizaje in the Andes
    • 7. Debra J. Rosenthal. Race Mixture and the Representation of Indians in the U.S. and the Andes: Cumandá, Aves sin nido, The Last of the Mohicans, and Ramona
    • 8. Susan Gillman, The Squatter, the Don, and the Grandissimes in Our America
  • IV. Hybrid Hybridity
    • 9. Rafael Pérez-Torres. Chicano Ethnicity, Cultural Hybridity, and the Mestizo Voice
    • 10. Monika Kaup. Constituting Hybridity as Hybrid: Métis Canadian and Mexican American Formations
  • V. Sites of Memory in Mixed-Race Autobiography
    • 11. Rolando Hinojosa-Smith, Living on the River
    • 12. Louis Owens. The Syllogistic Mixedblood: How Roland Barthes Saved Me from the indians
  • Coda: From Exoticism to Mixed-Blood Humanism
    • 13. Earl E. Fitz. From Blood to Culture: Miscegenation as Metaphor for the Americas
  • Contributors
  • Works Cited
  • Index

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      Publisher: University of Texas Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/08/2002
      ISBN13: 9780292743489, 978-0292743489
      ISBN10: 0292743483

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      An examination of the dynamics of racial and cultural mixture and its opposite tendency, racial and cultural disjunction, in the literatures of the Americas.

      Trade Review
      "I have nothing but praise for this book. It is well conceived, it shows that it was not put together hastily, it incorporates the latest scholarship, and it engages in the latest contemporary debates in the field... Its 'Pan-American' approach is one that reflects the cutting edge of the field of Latin American and Latina/Latino Studies." Rolando J. Romero, Associate Professor of Latina/Latino Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

      Table of Contents
      • Acknowledgments
      • Introduction
      • I. Mixed-Blood Epistemologies
        • 1. Werner Sollors. Can Rabbits Have Interracial Sex?
        • 2. Doris Sommer. Who Can Tell? The Blanks in Villaverde
        • 3. Zita Nunes. Phantasmatic Brazil: Nella Larsen's Passing, American Literary Imagination, and Racial Utopianism
      • II. Métissage and Counterdiscourse
        • 4. Françoise Lionnet. Narrating the Americas: Transcolonial Métissage and Maryse Condé's La Migration des coeurs
        • 5. Michèle Praeger. Créolité or Ambiguity?
      • III. Indigenization, Miscegenation, and Nationalism
        • 6. Priscilla Archibald. Gender and Mestizaje in the Andes
        • 7. Debra J. Rosenthal. Race Mixture and the Representation of Indians in the U.S. and the Andes: Cumandá, Aves sin nido, The Last of the Mohicans, and Ramona
        • 8. Susan Gillman, The Squatter, the Don, and the Grandissimes in Our America
      • IV. Hybrid Hybridity
        • 9. Rafael Pérez-Torres. Chicano Ethnicity, Cultural Hybridity, and the Mestizo Voice
        • 10. Monika Kaup. Constituting Hybridity as Hybrid: Métis Canadian and Mexican American Formations
      • V. Sites of Memory in Mixed-Race Autobiography
        • 11. Rolando Hinojosa-Smith, Living on the River
        • 12. Louis Owens. The Syllogistic Mixedblood: How Roland Barthes Saved Me from the indians
      • Coda: From Exoticism to Mixed-Blood Humanism
        • 13. Earl E. Fitz. From Blood to Culture: Miscegenation as Metaphor for the Americas
      • Contributors
      • Works Cited
      • Index

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