Julia Borst
Biographic Data
| ID | 2349673 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Borst |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Borst |
| SIGNATURE | BORST J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bremen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4068-0851 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
L’imaginaire de la jungle—une analyse écocritique postcoloniale de l’esthétique cinématographique dans La Miséricorde de la jungle (2018) de Joël Karekezi
Mba Abogo, César A.
Le Sud global et la Shoah
Notre étude porte sur des romans écrits par des écrivaines et des écrivains contemporains francophones du Sud global qui traitent de la Shoah et de la persécution des Juifs au vingtième siècle sous le régime nazi. Du point de vue de la critique décoloniale, nous analysons la manière dont ces textes conceptualisent une mémoire multidirectionnelle (‘multidirectional memory’1) qui révèle des perspectives non-européennes, qui, fréquemment, continuent…
Narrative Constructions of Online Imagined Afro-diasporic Communities in Spain and Portugal
This article focuses on representative digital platforms created and coordinated by African and Afro-descendant people from Spain and Portugal. It argues that, by sharing and articulating mutual narratives online, these platforms act as spaces where Afro-diasporic communities are being imagined. To that effect, this paper not only builds on theoretical reflections on how Blackness and Afrodescendance are conceptualised on the internet. Adopting a…
(Im)mobilities and migration in the work of César Mba Abogo and Donato Ndongo-Bidyogo
Many literary texts written by authors of African origin in the Spanish language engage with the experience of migration and of living in a European society that marginalizes and homogenizes migrants as the ‘African Other.’ Rather than reproduce stereotypical images of African migrants, these texts challenge a biased debate on migration to Europe, offering an alternative vision of a complex phenomenon. In these texts, migrants are individuals who…
Migratory Movements in Life Stories and Literary Writing
In this interview, Equatoguinean writer Joaquín Mbomío Bacheng talks about his own experience of migrating to and living in Europe, an experience likewise echoed in his literary writing. in this context, the author not only tackles topics such as the discrimination and stereotyping of African immigrants, but also broaches the issue of enriching cultural encounters experienced by the Afro-diasporic subject. Pointing out the essential role Afro-dia…
Migratory Movements and Diasporic Positionings in Contemporary Hispano- and Catalano-African Literatures
Migratory Movements and Diasporic Positionings in Contemporary Hispano- and Catalano-African Literatures:Introductory Reflections Juliane Tauchnitz and Julia Borst Migratory movements and questions of both forced and voluntary mobilities and immobilities of individuals and communities seem to dominate recent global political, juridical, sociological, and cultural debates. These phenomena are considered to be a specific signum of the present age. …
Re-thinking the Haitian Other in Relation as prochain
Re-thinking the Haitian Other in Relation as prochain:A Reading of Édouard Glissant and Lyonel Trouillot Julia Borst “Rares, les États ayant cultivé le long de leur histoire une telle somme de déshonneurs” (Rare are the states that have cultivated in their history such an abundance of dishonor).1 With this ironic statement Haitian writer Lyonel Trouillot criticizes the long tradition of neverending prejudices and sterotypes about Haiti. In Wester…
Re-thinking the Haitian Other in Relation as prochain
Re-thinking the Haitian Other in Relation as prochain:A Reading of Édouard Glissant and Lyonel Trouillot Julia Borst “Rares, les États ayant cultivé le long de leur histoire une telle somme de déshonneurs” (Rare are the states that have cultivated in their history such an abundance of dishonor).1 With this ironic statement Haitian writer Lyonel Trouillot criticizes the long tradition of neverending prejudices and sterotypes about Haiti. In Wester…
Migratory Movements in Life Stories and Literary Writing
In this interview, Equatoguinean writer Joaquín Mbomío Bacheng talks about his own experience of migrating to and living in Europe, an experience likewise echoed in his literary writing. in this context, the author not only tackles topics such as the discrimination and stereotyping of African immigrants, but also broaches the issue of enriching cultural encounters experienced by the Afro-diasporic subject. Pointing out the essential role Afro-dia…
Migratory Movements and Diasporic Positionings in Contemporary Hispano- and Catalano-African Literatures
Migratory Movements and Diasporic Positionings in Contemporary Hispano- and Catalano-African Literatures:Introductory Reflections Juliane Tauchnitz and Julia Borst Migratory movements and questions of both forced and voluntary mobilities and immobilities of individuals and communities seem to dominate recent global political, juridical, sociological, and cultural debates. These phenomena are considered to be a specific signum of the present age. …
Narrative Constructions of Online Imagined Afro-diasporic Communities in Spain and Portugal
This article focuses on representative digital platforms created and coordinated by African and Afro-descendant people from Spain and Portugal. It argues that, by sharing and articulating mutual narratives online, these platforms act as spaces where Afro-diasporic communities are being imagined. To that effect, this paper not only builds on theoretical reflections on how Blackness and Afrodescendance are conceptualised on the internet. Adopting a…
(Im)mobilities and migration in the work of César Mba Abogo and Donato Ndongo-Bidyogo
Many literary texts written by authors of African origin in the Spanish language engage with the experience of migration and of living in a European society that marginalizes and homogenizes migrants as the ‘African Other.’ Rather than reproduce stereotypical images of African migrants, these texts challenge a biased debate on migration to Europe, offering an alternative vision of a complex phenomenon. In these texts, migrants are individuals who…
Mba Abogo, César A.
Le Sud global et la Shoah
Notre étude porte sur des romans écrits par des écrivaines et des écrivains contemporains francophones du Sud global qui traitent de la Shoah et de la persécution des Juifs au vingtième siècle sous le régime nazi. Du point de vue de la critique décoloniale, nous analysons la manière dont ces textes conceptualisent une mémoire multidirectionnelle (‘multidirectional memory’1) qui révèle des perspectives non-européennes, qui, fréquemment, continuent…
L’imaginaire de la jungle—une analyse écocritique postcoloniale de l’esthétique cinématographique dans La Miséricorde de la jungle (2018) de Joël Karekezi
Art (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · African history and culture studies (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Caribbean and African Literature and Culture (2 works)