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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Analola SantanaPublisher: The University of Michigan Press Imprint: The University of Michigan Press Weight: 0.543kg ISBN: 9780472073917ISBN 10: 0472073915 Pages: 280 Publication Date: 30 October 2018 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Not yet available This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsReviewsAn important contribution to the scholarly debates around colonialism, coloniality, and neoliberalism through the prism of aesthetics, performance, embodiment, abjection, race, gender, sexuality, and ableisms . . . a theoretically sophisticated and eminently readable analysis of how the 'freak' comes to embody a broad range of deviant and non-normative positions: the queer, the colonial, the abject, the criminal, the neoliberal. --Diana Taylor, New York University Santana cleverly locates her study in defining and re-defining abject bodies within the heavy weight of colonization that Latin America has suffered from the time of the conquest to today . . . [She] finds how these 'freak' bodies have encountered, resisted, and hoped for a better present and future. --Paola Hern�ndez, University of Wisconsin An important contribution to the scholarly debates around colonialism, coloniality, and neoliberalism through the prism of aesthetics, performance, embodiment, abjection, race, gender, sexuality, and ableisms . . . a theoretically sophisticated and eminently readable analysis of how the 'freak' comes to embody a broad range of deviant and non-normative positions: the queer, the colonial, the abject, the criminal, the neoliberal. --Diana Taylor, New York University Santana cleverly locates her study in defining and re-defining abject bodies within the heavy weight of colonization that Latin America has suffered from the time of the conquest to today . . . [She] finds how these 'freak' bodies have encountered, resisted, and hoped for a better present and future. --Paola Hern ndez, University of Wisconsin Santana cleverly locates her study in defining and re-defining abject bodies within the heavy weight of colonization that Latin America has suffered from the time of the conquest to today . . . [She] finds how these `freak' bodies have encountered, resisted, and hoped for a better present and future. - Paola Hernandez, University of Wisconsin An important contribution to the scholarly debates around colonialism, coloniality, and neoliberalism through the prism of aesthetics, performance, embodiment, abjection, race, gender, sexuality, and ableisms . . . a theoretically sophisticated and eminently readable analysis of how the `freak' comes to embody a broad range of deviant and non-normative positions: the queer, the colonial, the abject, the criminal, the neoliberal. - Diana Taylor, New York University Author InformationAnalola Santana is Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, Dartmouth College. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |