Elena Garro and Mexico's Modern Dreams.

By:

Biron, Rebecca E

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Bucknell University Press

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Bucknell studies in Latin American literature and theoryPublication details: Lanham : Bucknell University Press, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (275 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781611484717
1611484715

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Elena Garro and Mexico's Modern Dreams.DDC classification:

868.6409 868/.6409

LOC classification:

PQ7297 .G3585

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Contents:

Acknowledgments; Note on translations; 1 Ex-centricities; 2 The Political is Personal; 3 Critical Confrontations; 4 Contradictions; 5 Life Writing; 6 Nation Writing; 7 Modern Dreams; 8 The Anxiety of Desire; Bibliography; Index; About the Author.

Summary: Blending cultural studies, literary analysis, and political and intellectual history, Elena Garro and Mexico's Modern Dreams shows how Elena Garro's life and work expose the impasses inherent to the concept of Mexican modernity. While Garro is well known for the gossip and conflicts she created in literary and political circles, this study explores her radical critique of Mexican modernity and its intellectual apologists. Her critique also applies to the.

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Blending cultural studies, literary analysis, and political and intellectual history, Elena Garro and Mexico's Modern Dreams shows how Elena Garro's life and work expose the impasses inherent to the concept of Mexican modernity. While Garro is well known for the gossip and conflicts she created in literary and political circles, this study explores her radical critique of Mexican modernity and its intellectual apologists. Her critique also applies to the.

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