Kristina Aurylaite
Biographic Data
| ID | 4206337 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kristina Aurylaite |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kristina |
| FAMILY NAME | Aurylaite |
| SIGNATURE | AURYLAITE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vytautas Magnus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0279-4305 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Figure of the Migrant and Multilingual Practices in Selected Lithuanian Novels and Their English Translations
This article discusses manifestations of multilingualism in two Lithuanian novels, Balta drobulė (White Shroud (1958) by Antanas Škėma and a more recent Stasys Šaltoka: Vieneri metai (Stasys Šaltoka: A Year) (2017) by Gabija Grušaitė, and their translations into English, both published in 2018, White Shroud by Karla Gruodis and Cold East by Kipras Šumskas. The texts are analysed addressing both their cultural and socio-historical contexts and the…
Spatial Politics and a Native American Reservation
This paper discusses Dakota-Anishinabe Brian Wright-McLeod’s graphic novel Red Power (2011), which tells a story of land conflict surrounding a Native American reservation and of a group of Native activists involved in it. Based on an interview with Wright-McLeod and with several references to Jason Aaron and R.M Guéra’s reservation-based graphic novel Scalped (2007-2012), it focuses on the politics of space and identity. Drawing on propositions …
Living racial b/order in First Nations Canadian Novels
The paper discusses two border narratives by First Nations Canadian writers, Richard Wagamese's Keeper'n Me (1994) and Lee Maracle's Ravensong (1993), both constructed upon the motif of the white‐indigenous border within Canada's (post)colonial space. While Wagamese's novel is a familiar homecoming narrative, which highlights indigenous people's success in domesticating and appropriating imposed colonial spatial constructs, such as reserves and t…
Spatial Politics and a Native American Reservation
This paper discusses Dakota-Anishinabe Brian Wright-McLeod’s graphic novel Red Power (2011), which tells a story of land conflict surrounding a Native American reservation and of a group of Native activists involved in it. Based on an interview with Wright-McLeod and with several references to Jason Aaron and R.M Guéra’s reservation-based graphic novel Scalped (2007-2012), it focuses on the politics of space and identity. Drawing on propositions …
Living racial b/order in First Nations Canadian Novels
The paper discusses two border narratives by First Nations Canadian writers, Richard Wagamese's Keeper'n Me (1994) and Lee Maracle's Ravensong (1993), both constructed upon the motif of the white‐indigenous border within Canada's (post)colonial space. While Wagamese's novel is a familiar homecoming narrative, which highlights indigenous people's success in domesticating and appropriating imposed colonial spatial constructs, such as reserves and t…
Spatial Politics and a Native American Reservation
This paper discusses Dakota-Anishinabe Brian Wright-McLeod’s graphic novel Red Power (2011), which tells a story of land conflict surrounding a Native American reservation and of a group of Native activists involved in it. Based on an interview with Wright-McLeod and with several references to Jason Aaron and R.M Guéra’s reservation-based graphic novel Scalped (2007-2012), it focuses on the politics of space and identity. Drawing on propositions …
The Figure of the Migrant and Multilingual Practices in Selected Lithuanian Novels and Their English Translations
This article discusses manifestations of multilingualism in two Lithuanian novels, Balta drobulė (White Shroud (1958) by Antanas Škėma and a more recent Stasys Šaltoka: Vieneri metai (Stasys Šaltoka: A Year) (2017) by Gabija Grušaitė, and their translations into English, both published in 2018, White Shroud by Karla Gruodis and Cold East by Kipras Šumskas. The texts are analysed addressing both their cultural and socio-historical contexts and the…
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