Light Carruyo
Biographic Data
| ID | 987776 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Light Carruyo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Light |
| FAMILY NAME | Carruyo |
| SIGNATURE | CARRUYO L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vassar College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2468-0605 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Toward a Practice of Critical Recognition
The centrality of the self (including in published life narratives, social media confessionals, social movements and even our own classroom rituals), and the attendant conflation of experience, analysis, and truth, revive longstanding questions about our investment in the individual. The self and its narration continue to be messy and evolve in tandem with intense societal, technological, and economic shifts. This article grows from an interest i…
Not Even a Grain of Rice
Christine Hippert, Not Even a Grain of Rice: Buying Food on Credit in the Dominican Republic. Lanham MD: Lexington Books, 2021. xx + 155 pp. (Cloth US$ 95.00)Not Even a Grain of Rice is framed by two important questions about life in Cabarete, a popular tourist destination in the Dominican Republic: How is daily food provision accomplished? And how are race and racism experienced? Christine Hippert’s highly readable ethnography shows that securin…
Gender, race, and the status of household labour in Lucy Maynard Salmon's Domestic Service (1897)
Lucy Maynard Salmon’s book, Domestic Service, aimed to change the terms of the ‘servant question’ at the end of the nineteenth century by treating it as a serious economic and labour issue, worthy of scientific investigation. This article explores three key analytical contributions Salmon made to answering the question: how did domestic work come to be uniquely stigmatised in the context of the United States? I argue that her answer reveals an in…
La Gaita Zuliana
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La Gaita Zuliana
Not Even a Grain of Rice
Christine Hippert, Not Even a Grain of Rice: Buying Food on Credit in the Dominican Republic. Lanham MD: Lexington Books, 2021. xx + 155 pp. (Cloth US$ 95.00)Not Even a Grain of Rice is framed by two important questions about life in Cabarete, a popular tourist destination in the Dominican Republic: How is daily food provision accomplished? And how are race and racism experienced? Christine Hippert’s highly readable ethnography shows that securin…
Gender, race, and the status of household labour in Lucy Maynard Salmon's Domestic Service (1897)
Lucy Maynard Salmon’s book, Domestic Service, aimed to change the terms of the ‘servant question’ at the end of the nineteenth century by treating it as a serious economic and labour issue, worthy of scientific investigation. This article explores three key analytical contributions Salmon made to answering the question: how did domestic work come to be uniquely stigmatised in the context of the United States? I argue that her answer reveals an in…
Toward a Practice of Critical Recognition
The centrality of the self (including in published life narratives, social media confessionals, social movements and even our own classroom rituals), and the attendant conflation of experience, analysis, and truth, revive longstanding questions about our investment in the individual. The self and its narration continue to be messy and evolve in tandem with intense societal, technological, and economic shifts. This article grows from an interest i…
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