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José María Arguedas Y La Decolonialidad: Lectura De "Todas Las Sangres" Y "El Zorro De Arriba" Y "El Zorro De Abajo", Iván Andrés Espinosa Orozco
José María Arguedas Y La Decolonialidad: Lectura De "Todas Las Sangres" Y "El Zorro De Arriba" Y "El Zorro De Abajo", Iván Andrés Espinosa Orozco
Theses and Dissertations
This project seeks to understand José María Arguedas’s literary production through the
lens of decolonial theory. The first chapter is an introduction to the objectives of this
project. Next, the second chapter is based on an approach to the concepts of decoloniality
and postcolonial studies, which serve as a theoretical background for the purpose of this
thesis. The third chapter is based on a decolonial reading of Arguedas’s "Todas las
sangres", which leads to problematize the aspects related to identity in Peru. The fourth
chapter is based on the analysis of Arguedas’s "El zorro de arriba y el zorro de …
La Naturaleza En La Literatura Costarricense Pensada Desde La Eco-Culturalidad, Andrew M. Ray
La Naturaleza En La Literatura Costarricense Pensada Desde La Eco-Culturalidad, Andrew M. Ray
Doctoral Dissertations
Though the topic of the environment in Costa Rican literature is relatively recent, it is by no means insubstantial. In fact, this particular theme is extremely pertinent in our current days of global warming, mass pollution, fracking, and oil spills, to name just a few issues directly relating to the environment. Therefore, as a hotbed of eco-tourism and environmental awareness, Costa Rica’s literature is a prime candidate for exploring the representation of nature, not as the result of a process of progress and modernization, but rather as a grave warning of the negative ecological effects of the coloniality of nature. …