Elena Oliva
Biographic Data
| ID | 892995 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elena Oliva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elena |
| FAMILY NAME | Oliva |
| SIGNATURE | OLIVA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7257-5733 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
El Plus Dolor y el Nuevo Negro
no solo como autores de textos que discuten la contingencia o despliegan propuestas analticas y categoriales, sino tambin como editores de peridicos y revistas propios, que se enfocan en un pblico lector que se reconoce como negro/afrodescendiente.Es el caso del intelectual afrocubano
Prensa y movimiento social
Objective /context: This article explores the relationship between the late black/Afro press and the organizing process of contemporary Afro-Latin American movements. It interrogates the possible links between the two, in a period ranging from the 1970s to the 1990s. In this temporal space, on the one hand, we see the development of the last printed publishing projects, driven by collectives that assume a black/Afro-descendant identity and addres…
‘Il paese dei campanili’
Operetta, with its well-structured production systems, constituted a dynamic sphere of activity that stretched across Unified Italy. This activity was rarely acknowledged by the representatives of so-called ‘high culture’, even as it stimulated the growth of the social structures that would later give rise to cinema and other forms of mass entertainment. Though in recent years scholars have focused on the foreign influences on light music theatre…
“Queremos nuestra emancipación y la conseguiremos”
Este artículo tiene por objetivo identificar y analizar las contribuciones que hicieron las mujeres en la prensa negra/afro publicada entre fines del siglo XIX y mediados del XX en Cuba y Uruguay, países en los que estos proyectos editoriales proliferaron en mayor medida. Se revisaron sus aportes en revistas como Minerva, Adelante (Cuba) y Nuestra Raza (Uruguay), y en periódicos políticos como Previsión (Cuba) y P.A.N. (Uruguay), los que nutriero…
Presentación. Intelectuales afrodescendientes en América Latina y el Caribe
Más acá de la negritud
This article analyzes how Black/Afro-descendant intellectuals have used negrismo and negredumbre as self-classifying categories of identity during the first half of the 20th century in the Spanish-speaking areas of Latin America. The study allows us to draw a comparison with negritude, one of the most popular categories in current scholarly work, but which, as a concept and movement of cultural affirmation, only entered Black/Afro-descendant inte…
A healing journey of the bilingual self
This article examines the clinical challenges that occur in the treatment of the bilingual Latino/immigrant client with a bilingual therapist who speaks both Spanish and English. Language plays a crucial role in the therapeutic process, especially when therapy takes place in the client’s second language with a bilingual therapist. Several theorists established a firm view that the mother tongue was the language of emotions and the second, the lan…
Intelectuales afrodescendientes
This work examines theoretical pathways and characteristics shared by Afro descendant intellectuals in Latin America. Afro-studies latest developments have allowed identifying both these individuals and their intellectual production. In spite of that recent visibility, Afrodescendant intellectuals and their thinking had a previous formation that can be traced back throughout all the 20th century in written records. Even though this literate facet…
Frantz Fanon en El Pensamiento De Fausto Reinaga
This article explores links that can be established among indigenous and Afro-descendent thought developed in Latin America during the 20th century. By drawing a comparison between the Caribbean and Andean regions, we specifically concentrate on the intellectual work of an indigenous Bolivian and an Afro-Caribbean from Martinique: Fausto Reinaga and Frantz Fanon. Reinaga’s inaugural writings on indianista thought reveal several references to the …
Frantz Fanon en El Pensamiento De Fausto Reinaga
This article explores links that can be established among indigenous and Afro-descendent thought developed in Latin America during the 20th century. By drawing a comparison between the Caribbean and Andean regions, we specifically concentrate on the intellectual work of an indigenous Bolivian and an Afro-Caribbean from Martinique: Fausto Reinaga and Frantz Fanon. Reinaga’s inaugural writings on indianista thought reveal several references to the …
Frantz Fanon en El Pensamiento De Fausto Reinaga
This article explores links that can be established among indigenous and Afro-descendent thought developed in Latin America during the 20th century. By drawing a comparison between the Caribbean and Andean regions, we specifically concentrate on the intellectual work of an indigenous Bolivian and an Afro-Caribbean from Martinique: Fausto Reinaga and Frantz Fanon. Reinaga’s inaugural writings on indianista thought reveal several references to the …
A healing journey of the bilingual self
This article examines the clinical challenges that occur in the treatment of the bilingual Latino/immigrant client with a bilingual therapist who speaks both Spanish and English. Language plays a crucial role in the therapeutic process, especially when therapy takes place in the client’s second language with a bilingual therapist. Several theorists established a firm view that the mother tongue was the language of emotions and the second, the lan…
Intelectuales afrodescendientes
This work examines theoretical pathways and characteristics shared by Afro descendant intellectuals in Latin America. Afro-studies latest developments have allowed identifying both these individuals and their intellectual production. In spite of that recent visibility, Afrodescendant intellectuals and their thinking had a previous formation that can be traced back throughout all the 20th century in written records. Even though this literate facet…
Más acá de la negritud
This article analyzes how Black/Afro-descendant intellectuals have used negrismo and negredumbre as self-classifying categories of identity during the first half of the 20th century in the Spanish-speaking areas of Latin America. The study allows us to draw a comparison with negritude, one of the most popular categories in current scholarly work, but which, as a concept and movement of cultural affirmation, only entered Black/Afro-descendant inte…
“Queremos nuestra emancipación y la conseguiremos”
Este artículo tiene por objetivo identificar y analizar las contribuciones que hicieron las mujeres en la prensa negra/afro publicada entre fines del siglo XIX y mediados del XX en Cuba y Uruguay, países en los que estos proyectos editoriales proliferaron en mayor medida. Se revisaron sus aportes en revistas como Minerva, Adelante (Cuba) y Nuestra Raza (Uruguay), y en periódicos políticos como Previsión (Cuba) y P.A.N. (Uruguay), los que nutriero…
Presentación. Intelectuales afrodescendientes en América Latina y el Caribe
‘Il paese dei campanili’
Operetta, with its well-structured production systems, constituted a dynamic sphere of activity that stretched across Unified Italy. This activity was rarely acknowledged by the representatives of so-called ‘high culture’, even as it stimulated the growth of the social structures that would later give rise to cinema and other forms of mass entertainment. Though in recent years scholars have focused on the foreign influences on light music theatre…
El Plus Dolor y el Nuevo Negro
no solo como autores de textos que discuten la contingencia o despliegan propuestas analticas y categoriales, sino tambin como editores de peridicos y revistas propios, que se enfocan en un pblico lector que se reconoce como negro/afrodescendiente.Es el caso del intelectual afrocubano
Prensa y movimiento social
Objective /context: This article explores the relationship between the late black/Afro press and the organizing process of contemporary Afro-Latin American movements. It interrogates the possible links between the two, in a period ranging from the 1970s to the 1990s. In this temporal space, on the one hand, we see the development of the last printed publishing projects, driven by collectives that assume a black/Afro-descendant identity and addres…
Art (7 works) · Humanities (7 works) · Cuban History and Society (4 works) · Latin American Cultural Politics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Argentine historical studies (2 works) · Latin American and Latino Studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Youth Culture and Social Dynamics (2 works) · Afro-Latin American Studies (1 works)