Can the Subaltern Speak? The Politics of Identity and Difference in Italian Postcolonial Women's Writing.

Discusses the politics of identity and difference in Italian postcolonial women's writing. Interest of Italians to the works; Impact of narratives of African immigrants writing in Italian; Desire for emergence, empowerment, and self-expression that saturated the thematic fabric of immigrant texts;...

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Publicado en:Italian Culture (Michigan State University Press) Vol. 22; pp. 93 - 114
Autor principal: Wright, Simona
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: Michigan State University Press 2004
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