Resistant Bodies in the Cultural Productions of Transnational Hispanic Caribbean Women: Reimagining Queer Identity examines the art created by several Caribbean women who use literature; film; graphic novels; music; testimonios; photographs; etc. to convey social justice; democracy; and new ways of re/imaging marginal identities. In using Chela Sandovalrsquo;s theories on methodologies of the oppressed; Irune del Rio Gabiola argues how the tactics Sandoval offers can be productively applied to the cultural productions analyzed. The author explores how the protagonists of all the cultural productions this book focuses on developing tactics to create new possibilities and alternatives for self-fashioning. Particularly; del Rio Gabiola reconsiders concepts such as shame; failure; unbecoming; hermeneutics of love or flexible bodies as methodologies of the oppressed that propose decolonizing emancipatory techniques in a transnational arena.
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Review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. its a hodgepodge of quotes from people in the industry but skips out on pretty much all fundamentals needed in animationBy Kindle CustomerFor a book called Fundamentals. its a hodgepodge of quotes from people in the industry but skips out on pretty much all fundamentals needed in animation. I will be sending this book back. its overpriced and the content isnt good. I scoured this book for even a nugget of helpful info to justify keeping it but ultimately theres nothing. This book just has a bunch of artist names in it and theyll briefly tell how they did a scene but it doesnt explain anything and you dont go from A-Z. Its more like A. F. Q. P. B etc....its more like a magazine where you glance at some images on the page but wont learn anything useful that keeps you engaged. Giving it 1 star was gracious.
