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Corporeal Difference as Ethnicity,he riddle of disability in narrative . In a similar sense, as discussed in Chapter 2, the . enigmatic gesture of pinning his hand to his chest, as if he were one-handed, creates the riddle that ultimately joins Jorge Velasco Mackenzie’s text to Palacio’s and attempts to resolve the dilemma of corpor

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Peter Wriggers,Panagiotis Panagiotopoulose time, the figure of the double, or twin, epitomizes the literary problem of corporeal representation. As described in the previous chapter, José Martí’s and José Juan Tablada’s literary encounters with the freak show demonstrate the limitations of text and metaphor vis-à-vis the bodies that langua

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