Titlebook: Cultural Politics in Latin America; Anny Brooksbank Jones (Senior Lecturer in Spanish Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Eleanor Davies and the New Jerusalem, theory.. Benítez-Rojo’s term ‘soup of signs’ refers to the region’s ‘complex cultural spectrum’ (p. 269). From his postmodern perspective Caribbean space, ‘is saturated with messages — “language games”, as Lyotard [and, of course, Wittgenstein] would call them [… The] spectrum of Caribbean codes is

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Globalization — an Accident of History? of translation needed for their transmission to another culture. This engagement began for me in the course of my work on the translation of theatre. All work in theatre demands a constant crossing of boundaries, and its investigation requires a parallel fluidity in crossing boundaries of thought a

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Globalization — an Accident of History?as a ‘green belt’, an extended common ground whose public nature is established as a principle which guides its private use and appropriation. In general, however, public space is located in the heart of the city, is the material setting of its social and political centrality.

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International Agreements and Disagreementsed out the most extensive work of critical analysis amongst his contemporaries since the military coup of 11 September 1973. He is also the one who has most frequently used the term ‘postmodernity’ as a point of entry into the debate on Chilean and Latin American culture in recent decades. His name

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International Agreements and Disagreementsl and political scientists can grasp. There is a revival of rural insurgency which recalls the 1960s (Petras 1997). And, as in the 1960s, we see a coming together of cultural and political spheres to the point where (as the Introduction to this volume underlines) their analytical separation seems, a

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Political Fables and Aesthetic Renewalatin America, especially among popular groups and on the left. Comparing that earlier epoch with the contemporary one, we initially notice differences of degree: more of this, less of that, and so on. But closer examination reveals that these are not the main differences: the most decisive and radic

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Globalization and Culture: Five Approaches to a Single Textrate in large cities, combining endogenous and imported elements in their various identity claims and proposals for change. Or we can take a more utopian standpoint, and look to multicultural encounters for new ways of liberating the subject. However contradictory they seem, all of these possibiliti