From the Ruins of Empire: Subversions of Hegemony in Afrohispanic Writings of Equatorial Guinea, the Caribbean and Spain, 19802,Used

From the Ruins of Empire: Subversions of Hegemony in Afrohispanic Writings of Equatorial Guinea, the Caribbean and Spain, 19802,Used

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Most studies that consider the heterogeneous nature of Hispanic cultures outside of Spain focus on Latin America. Nevertheless, the breath of Hispanic cultures covers Africa as well. This work undertakes a transatlantic study of writings by Donato Ndongo (Equatorial Guinea), Mayra Montero (Cuba and Puerto Rico), and Luis Goytisolo (Spain). It underscores the kind of postcolonial criticism that subverts Eurocentric discourses of poweras manifested in religious, scientific, and economic contextsnot merely by outright rejection but by engagement, coercion, and appropriation. We argue that the encounter between the European and the African was not a mere overpowering of one culture by another. The process of engagement, negotiation, and signification that invariably arose produced some very subtle modes of resistance. It is this very subtle mode of resistance to discourses and practices of power, which we define as "composite postcolonialism", and its effectiveness as a tool for subversion that we bring to the forefront in the texts we study.

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