Escrituras sin rostro el antagonismo como estrategia subversiva del zapatismo / Gaëlle Le Calvez House.

SeriesNorth Carolina studies in the Romance languages and literatures ; number 332
Abstract "Many twenty-first-century revolutionary movements, such as Occupy Wall Street and #MeTooMx, have roots in the Zapatistas, an indigenous rights movement from southern Mexico. Disagreement and self-criticism are the core of their intellectual perspective. Escrituras sin rosotro: El antagonismo como estrategia subversiva del zapatismo examines the concept of antagonism in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries by reading a large corpus of hybrid texts that includes political statements, slogans, and manifestos written by Zapatistas and feminist Mexican writers. This book challenges the notion of hegemony and representation. It reflects on collectivity and resistance by focusing on the notion of authorship. Divided into five parts - "Faceless Writing", "Enough is Enough!", "Rebellious Dignity"; "From We are all Marcos to MeTooMx", "Castrated Writing" - this study shows the evolution of dissent and how social movements inform and shape literature. Zapatistas showed that there is no political demand without writing, and without humility there is no rebellious dignity. Their legacy is essential to exit any form of hegemony"-- Provided by publisher.
General noteOriginally presented as author's thesis (doctoral)--Indiana University, 2021.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2024043723
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