Search results for "Black British Writing"

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Re-inscriptions of the Black British Identity Mosaic in Bernardine Evaristo’s Early Fiction

2010

Bernardine Evaristo Black British Writing Gender Studies Cultural StudiesSettore L-LIN/10 - Letteratura Inglese
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Bernardine Evaristo’s Lara: Transnational Axes of Identity Articulation

2010

Bernardine Evaristo Gender studies Post-colonial studies Black British writingSettore L-LIN/10 - Letteratura Inglese
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Identità nere e cultura europea. La narrativa di Bernardine Evaristo

2014

Informed by a theoretical-critical grid in which the main hermeneutical paradigms of Gender theories, British cultural studies and Post-colonial studies converge to intersect in an inextricable way with the theories of Black British feminism, Black British cultural studies and of “Critical Mixed Race Studies”, the monograph focuses on the interpretative analysis of the narrative production of Bernardine Evaristo, a London-born Anglo-Nigerian Booker-winner writer, who is now considered one of the most original voices in the contemporary British literary scene. On the basis of a complex theoretical-interpretative paradigm, within which the analytical categories of gender and "race" are concei…

Bernardine EvaristoBlack British writingSettore L-LIN/10 - Letteratura Inglese
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Deconstruction and Re-writing of Englishness and the European Cultural Identity in Bernardine Evaristo's Narrative

2011

If analysed through a theoretical grid whose critical paradigms originate within an analytical area where British cultural studies, gender and postcolonial studies interweave Bernardine Evaristo's fictions shows peculiar narrative strategies – in terms of genre, stylistic experimentation (novels-inverse and a novel-with-verse) and inspiring motifs – which allow her (from the specific perspective of an ANglo-Nigerian London-born wiman writer of mixed origins) to intervene within traditionally hegemonic representational circuits – be they British or European – so contributing to re-write/re-right the notion of English national identity and to re-examine European history from new nonexclusiona…

Black British WritingBernardine EvaristoWhiteness BlacknessSettore L-LIN/10 - Letteratura IngleseEnglishne
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