La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro

The link between Western Sahara and Spain is framed in a contradictory logic in which the boundary between (Spanish) ‘identity’ and (Sahrawi) ‘alterity’ gradually diffuses, as we go back in time and move towards the (literary) space of the former Province no. 53. In their book of poems, Isla Truk...

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Main Author: Maltese, Giulia
Format: Article
Language:Catalan
Published: Edizioni Ca’ Foscari 2017-12-01
Series:Rassegna Iberistica
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Online Access:http://edizionicafoscari.unive.it/riviste/rassegna-iberistica/2017/108/la-inversion-de-la-relacion-del-yo-con-el-otro/
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spelling doaj-ebeb605ff0944124be6af0d6388ee4cc2021-06-02T01:01:59ZcatEdizioni Ca’ FoscariRassegna Iberistica2037-65882017-12-014010810.14277/2037-6588/Ri-40-108-17-6journal_article_784La inversión de la relación del yo con el otroMaltese, Giulia0Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna, Italia The link between Western Sahara and Spain is framed in a contradictory logic in which the boundary between (Spanish) ‘identity’ and (Sahrawi) ‘alterity’ gradually diffuses, as we go back in time and move towards the (literary) space of the former Province no. 53. In their book of poems, Isla Truk (2011), the Canarian authors María Jesús Alvarado and Maribel Lacave – whose childhood is reciprocally linked to Western Sahara – focus on the concepts of ‘identity’ and ‘otherness’ from a dual perspective: both contemporary and far back in time, on their journey towards the utopia of childhood. After a brief historical account, we enter into the subject by highlighting those linguistic and semantic patterns which offer the reader – a ‘visionary reader’ – the key to interpreting the double experience of what we dare to define ‘identity in the Saharawi otherness’. http://edizionicafoscari.unive.it/riviste/rassegna-iberistica/2017/108/la-inversion-de-la-relacion-del-yo-con-el-otro/Western Sahara. Identity. Otherness. Poetry. María Jesús Alvarado. Maribel Lacave.
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La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro
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Western Sahara. Identity. Otherness. Poetry. María Jesús Alvarado. Maribel Lacave.
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title La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro
title_short La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro
title_full La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro
title_fullStr La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro
title_full_unstemmed La inversión de la relación del yo con el otro
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publishDate 2017-12-01
description The link between Western Sahara and Spain is framed in a contradictory logic in which the boundary between (Spanish) ‘identity’ and (Sahrawi) ‘alterity’ gradually diffuses, as we go back in time and move towards the (literary) space of the former Province no. 53. In their book of poems, Isla Truk (2011), the Canarian authors María Jesús Alvarado and Maribel Lacave – whose childhood is reciprocally linked to Western Sahara – focus on the concepts of ‘identity’ and ‘otherness’ from a dual perspective: both contemporary and far back in time, on their journey towards the utopia of childhood. After a brief historical account, we enter into the subject by highlighting those linguistic and semantic patterns which offer the reader – a ‘visionary reader’ – the key to interpreting the double experience of what we dare to define ‘identity in the Saharawi otherness’.
topic Western Sahara. Identity. Otherness. Poetry. María Jesús Alvarado. Maribel Lacave.
url http://edizionicafoscari.unive.it/riviste/rassegna-iberistica/2017/108/la-inversion-de-la-relacion-del-yo-con-el-otro/
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