Christopher Larkosh
Biographic Data
| ID | 1263239 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christopher Larkosh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christopher |
| FAMILY NAME | Larkosh |
| SIGNATURE | LARKOSH C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Massachusetts Dartmouth |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
James S. Holmes, estudos da tradução e a ética queer da primeira pessoa
A disciplina acadêmica conhecida como Estudos da Tradução já é queer, e assim tem sido desde sua origem. Concebida pelo pesquisador abertamente gay e ativista James S. Holmes para atuar nas fronteiras do conhecimento acadêmico, a disciplina ainda se baseia naqueles primeiros mapas e modelos para esboçar seus modelos sistemáticos propensos a mudanças, frequentemente às margens do pensamento teórico. Holmes estava tão empenhado na vida como ativist…
Ten Questions for Jarita Davis
Introduction
Descolonizando os Estudos Luso-Afro-Brasileiros
Dez perguntas para Ondjaki
(Re)Bordering Lusophone and Transnational Africas
"On "Visions of China
Flows of Trans-Language
This introduction accompanies a partial translation of southern Brazilian author Wilson Bueno's 1992 short novel Mar Paraguayo (Paraguayan Sea), originally written in a hybrid language of Portuguese and Spanish commonly known as Portunhol and mixed with ample vocabulary from Guarani, a cross-border indigenous language of the region. The text serves as an example not only of literary cross-identification between the male author and the presumably …
Passages to Our Selves
This article attempts to re-examine the question of contemporary Luso-Asian writing from a perspective that avoids indulging in any lingering traces of colonial nostalgia. By counterposing divergent narratives from twentieth-century Goan literature and history within a more extensive set of Lusophone paradigms for organizing and understanding the world that may come to be called lusocosmologies-above all, by interweaving other literary texts by A…
"Ex-Centric" Lusofonias
I re-examine the dynamics of literary resonance, not only in the works of two contemporary Portuguese-American authors, Katherine Vaz and Frank X. Gaspar, but also across the sites and common places of lived experience in southeastern Massachusetts, the place from which I reconstitute my own encounter with the Portuguese language and a region that, while it may fall clearly outside the official boundaries of the Portuguese-speaking world, has bee…
Sá, Lúcia. Life in the Megalopolis
At the start of her latest book, Lúcia Sá explains the intellectual trajectory that led her to a study of the Latin American megacities of Mexico City and São Paulo by way of Mário de Andrade’s Macunaíma: “in order to recover his muiraquitã, the eponymous Mário de Andrade traveled from one end of Brazil to the other, the Amazon to São Paulo, and in a sense, having completed Rain Forest Literatures (2004), this is what I have attempted to do in th…
Québex”
Forms of A-Dress
Against the backdrop of regional integration in South America, most notably in the form of the trading bloc Mercosur, this article explores the increasingly unavoidable phenomenon of fluid transnational identity in the context of other ‘trans’ terminologies: those of translation, both literal and cultural, and of transgender performance. As these fluid conceptions of language and gender begin to transform the borders of the nation-state to create…
Flows of Trans-Language
This introduction accompanies a partial translation of southern Brazilian author Wilson Bueno's 1992 short novel Mar Paraguayo (Paraguayan Sea), originally written in a hybrid language of Portuguese and Spanish commonly known as Portunhol and mixed with ample vocabulary from Guarani, a cross-border indigenous language of the region. The text serves as an example not only of literary cross-identification between the male author and the presumably …
Forms of A-Dress
Against the backdrop of regional integration in South America, most notably in the form of the trading bloc Mercosur, this article explores the increasingly unavoidable phenomenon of fluid transnational identity in the context of other ‘trans’ terminologies: those of translation, both literal and cultural, and of transgender performance. As these fluid conceptions of language and gender begin to transform the borders of the nation-state to create…
Sá, Lúcia. Life in the Megalopolis
At the start of her latest book, Lúcia Sá explains the intellectual trajectory that led her to a study of the Latin American megacities of Mexico City and São Paulo by way of Mário de Andrade’s Macunaíma: “in order to recover his muiraquitã, the eponymous Mário de Andrade traveled from one end of Brazil to the other, the Amazon to São Paulo, and in a sense, having completed Rain Forest Literatures (2004), this is what I have attempted to do in th…
Québex”
Flows of Trans-Language
This introduction accompanies a partial translation of southern Brazilian author Wilson Bueno's 1992 short novel Mar Paraguayo (Paraguayan Sea), originally written in a hybrid language of Portuguese and Spanish commonly known as Portunhol and mixed with ample vocabulary from Guarani, a cross-border indigenous language of the region. The text serves as an example not only of literary cross-identification between the male author and the presumably …
Passages to Our Selves
This article attempts to re-examine the question of contemporary Luso-Asian writing from a perspective that avoids indulging in any lingering traces of colonial nostalgia. By counterposing divergent narratives from twentieth-century Goan literature and history within a more extensive set of Lusophone paradigms for organizing and understanding the world that may come to be called lusocosmologies-above all, by interweaving other literary texts by A…
"Ex-Centric" Lusofonias
I re-examine the dynamics of literary resonance, not only in the works of two contemporary Portuguese-American authors, Katherine Vaz and Frank X. Gaspar, but also across the sites and common places of lived experience in southeastern Massachusetts, the place from which I reconstitute my own encounter with the Portuguese language and a region that, while it may fall clearly outside the official boundaries of the Portuguese-speaking world, has bee…
"On "Visions of China
Dez perguntas para Ondjaki
(Re)Bordering Lusophone and Transnational Africas
Ten Questions for Jarita Davis
Introduction
Descolonizando os Estudos Luso-Afro-Brasileiros
James S. Holmes, estudos da tradução e a ética queer da primeira pessoa
A disciplina acadêmica conhecida como Estudos da Tradução já é queer, e assim tem sido desde sua origem. Concebida pelo pesquisador abertamente gay e ativista James S. Holmes para atuar nas fronteiras do conhecimento acadêmico, a disciplina ainda se baseia naqueles primeiros mapas e modelos para esboçar seus modelos sistemáticos propensos a mudanças, frequentemente às margens do pensamento teórico. Holmes estava tão empenhado na vida como ativist…
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