Zoya Khan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6737539 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Zoya Khan |
| NOMBRES | Zoya |
| APELLIDO | Khan |
| FIRMA | KHAN Z |
| AFILIACIONES | University of South Alabama |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Resilience in Borderland Communities
The paper examines the cultural and spatial aspects of the Newly Merged Districts (NMDs) along the Pak-Afghan border, an area historically known for extensive cross-border trade. In 2017, the Pakistani government began fencing the Pak-Afghan border mainly to prevent the movement of terrorists across the border. The study analyzes how communities in the NMDs respond to this fencing policy through the framework of resilience. Resilience has been a …
El mapa de luto and the Chimera of a Kharisiri State
This article situates Dennis Morales Iriarte’s 2014 novel La senda del Kharisiri: Adela Zamudio y la Guerra del Pacífico within the context of the nineteenth-century War of the Pacific, pitting Chile versus Bolivia and Peru, and within the ongoing debate about the war’s significance in Bolivian culture and society. Morales’ Kharisiri refracts two modes of relating to the environment: an extractivist mode, rooted in global capitalism, and an autoc…
Like a Condemned Sacred Fire
This essay charts a literary voyage that begins in Istanbul in 1933 with Agatha Christie’s novel of that year, Murder on the Orient Express and ends with its 2000 Bolivian spinoff, Juan de Recacoechea’s Altiplano Express, in La Paz. In the commerce of imaginaries between these texts the places of provenance and arrival anchor the cartography of transnational capital. Over the course of this voyage, notions of revealed knowledge warp into ideas of…
Pirate Utopias’
This article addresses three of Edmundo Paz Soldán's novels, Sueños digitales (2000), El delirio de Turing (2003), and Palacio Quemado (2006), to argue that they dismantle the archive, regarded by Roberto González Echevarría to be the epistemological cornerstone of Latin-American literature. These texts embrace an aesthetics of homeless writing which, rejecting the archive's legacy, expresses itself through a grammar immanent in the present and, …
The Andes Imagined
The Emergence of Mestizaje in the Works of Adolfo Costa Du Rels
This article explores the overlaps between the emergence of mestizaje as a political discourse and the oligarchy’s refashioning of itself as a national elite during the 1920s in Bolivia. In the discussion, I refer to three works of Adolfo Costa du Rels: two different editions of “La Miskki Simi,” a short story first published in the anthology El traje de Arlequin in 1921 and Tierras hechizadas , a novel whose original French version published in …
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The Emergence of Mestizaje in the Works of Adolfo Costa Du Rels
This article explores the overlaps between the emergence of mestizaje as a political discourse and the oligarchy’s refashioning of itself as a national elite during the 1920s in Bolivia. In the discussion, I refer to three works of Adolfo Costa du Rels: two different editions of “La Miskki Simi,” a short story first published in the anthology El traje de Arlequin in 1921 and Tierras hechizadas , a novel whose original French version published in …
The Andes Imagined
Pirate Utopias’
This article addresses three of Edmundo Paz Soldán's novels, Sueños digitales (2000), El delirio de Turing (2003), and Palacio Quemado (2006), to argue that they dismantle the archive, regarded by Roberto González Echevarría to be the epistemological cornerstone of Latin-American literature. These texts embrace an aesthetics of homeless writing which, rejecting the archive's legacy, expresses itself through a grammar immanent in the present and, …
Like a Condemned Sacred Fire
This essay charts a literary voyage that begins in Istanbul in 1933 with Agatha Christie’s novel of that year, Murder on the Orient Express and ends with its 2000 Bolivian spinoff, Juan de Recacoechea’s Altiplano Express, in La Paz. In the commerce of imaginaries between these texts the places of provenance and arrival anchor the cartography of transnational capital. Over the course of this voyage, notions of revealed knowledge warp into ideas of…
El mapa de luto and the Chimera of a Kharisiri State
This article situates Dennis Morales Iriarte’s 2014 novel La senda del Kharisiri: Adela Zamudio y la Guerra del Pacífico within the context of the nineteenth-century War of the Pacific, pitting Chile versus Bolivia and Peru, and within the ongoing debate about the war’s significance in Bolivian culture and society. Morales’ Kharisiri refracts two modes of relating to the environment: an extractivist mode, rooted in global capitalism, and an autoc…
Resilience in Borderland Communities
The paper examines the cultural and spatial aspects of the Newly Merged Districts (NMDs) along the Pak-Afghan border, an area historically known for extensive cross-border trade. In 2017, the Pakistani government began fencing the Pak-Afghan border mainly to prevent the movement of terrorists across the border. The study analyzes how communities in the NMDs respond to this fencing policy through the framework of resilience. Resilience has been a …
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