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Showing posts with label brazil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brazil. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Re-imagining the Way We Image "Brazil" | Mark Dery Inteviews Gunter Axt
Labels:
brazil,
gunter axt,
Mark Dery,
representation
Friday, June 13, 2008
Once a Latin Americanist, Always a Latin Americanist
Back in the day, (1988 to 1999), I was a full-on, licensed, practicing Latin Americanist literary critic publishing essays on Carlos Fuentes and Octavio Paz*, a dissertation on alienation in Latin American Literature† and so on y so on.
These days, visual media cultural studies take up a lot of my plate and I find my old school Latin Americanist roots melding with my new school semiotic obsessions--hence this quick link to boston.com's cool new Big Picture blog and an entry on Brazil. Amazing photography and more.

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*Siglo XX/20th Century: Critique & Cultural Discourse, 10:1-2 1992-93
†The Politics of Solitude: Alienation in the Literatures of America. Ph.D. Dissertation, Cornell University, 1989. Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (June 1990), 50(12):3943-A.

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*Siglo XX/20th Century: Critique & Cultural Discourse, 10:1-2 1992-93
†The Politics of Solitude: Alienation in the Literatures of America. Ph.D. Dissertation, Cornell University, 1989. Abstract in Dissertation Abstracts International (June 1990), 50(12):3943-A.
Labels:
agit-prop lefty resistance,
brazil,
Carlos Fuentes,
latin america,
octavio paz,
photography,
semiotics
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