Richard L Jackson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3671995 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Richard L Jackson |
| PRENOMES | Richard L |
| SOBRENOME | Jackson |
| ASSINATURA | JACKSON R L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Carleton University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 90 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1965 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The law of armed conflict
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The Core Commitments of Critical Terrorism Studies
Critical terrorism studies (CTS) is founded firstly on a series of powerful critiques of the current state of orthodox terrorism studies, including: its poor methods and theories, its state centricity, its problem-solving orientation and its institutional and intellectual links to state security projects. Defined broadly by a sceptical attitude towards accepted terrorism ‘knowledge’, CTS is also characterised by a set of core epistemological, ont…
Fact Finding under the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiation Act of Ontario
Black Literature and Humanism in Latin America
Black Literature and Humanism in Latin America
"Remembering the "Disremembered
The slave experience in Latin America and in the United States is being rediscovered with unprecedented frequency and artistry in and in criticism today. If we stretch the concept of black literature to include on themes by and nonblack writers alike, then the theme of slavery truly has become a constant, especially but not exclusively in Cuba, Brazil and the United States, the three countries where the institution had its longest run. Slavery is…
The Afro-Spanish American Author II
Black Literature and Humanism in Latin America
Nicolas Guillen in the 1980s
Born in 1902, Nicolás Guillén is almost as old as this century. A flourish of publishing activity occurred in 1972 and again in 1982 celebrating his longevity. Few writers who began as Modernists are still alive to tell about the movement, as does Guillén in his memoirs, Páginas vueltas (published in Havana in 1982 in honor of his eightieth birthday). After a long and distinguished career in poetry, journalism, and politics, Cuba's national poet …
The Black Novel in Latin America Today
Nature and social protest have long been considered constantes in Latin American literature. In the late 1940s, for example, Jos? Antonio Portuondo1 insisted that Latin American literature at that time did not exist in an abstract vacuum and that social preoccupation with human reality was central to the concept of literary Americanism. Such public service responses to human problems were especially evident among the mundonovista novelists writin…
Cuba's Nicolas Guillen; Poetry and Ideology
The Non-Aligned, the UN and the Superpowers
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Afro-Hispanic Literature in the Americas
Black Writers in Latin America
The Afro-Spanish American Author
Black Writers in Latin America
The Black Protagonist in the Cuban Novel
Afro-Hispanic Writers
Langston Hughes in the Hispanic World and Haiti
The Black Image in Latin American Literature
The Black Image in Latin American Literature
The Black Image in Latin American Literature
Research on Black Themes in Spanish American Literature
Frederick P. Bowser has observed that: "Literature is perhaps as precise a way as any other to determine the attitudes held by racial groups toward each other, but for Spanish America very little systematic investigation has been done in this regard." This field of investigation now is somewhat better off than the handful of items he mentioned would suggest. Most of this research has been carried out in the last ten years as an increasing number …
Black Phobia and the White Aesthetic in Spanish American Literature
ARCHETYPAL IMAGES OF COLOR and corresponding racial myths have had an enormous impact on the pattern of race relations in Spanish America. The association of the color black, on the one hand, with ugliness, sin, darkness, immorality, Manichean metaphor, with the inferior, the archetype of the lowest order, and the color white, on the other, with the opposite of these qualities partly explains the racist preconceptions and negative images of the b…
Temas de Arciniegas
The Core Commitments of Critical Terrorism Studies
Critical terrorism studies (CTS) is founded firstly on a series of powerful critiques of the current state of orthodox terrorism studies, including: its poor methods and theories, its state centricity, its problem-solving orientation and its institutional and intellectual links to state security projects. Defined broadly by a sceptical attitude towards accepted terrorism ‘knowledge’, CTS is also characterised by a set of core epistemological, ont…
The Non-Aligned, the UN and the Superpowers
Foreword Author's Note The Non-Aligned Movement as an Institution Definitions of Non-Alignment Origins of Non-Alignment Evolution of The NAM Internal Dynamics Chairmanship of the NAM The New Delhi Summit Interaction of The NAM and United Nations The Non-Aligned and the United Nations Non-Aligned Impact on the Security Council The General Assembly Non-Aligned Impact on the UN Structure The UN Agenda The Non-Aligned and the Superpowers The Soviet U…
The law of armed conflict
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Miscegenation and Personal Choice in Two Twentieth-Century Novels of Continental Spanish America
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"Toward a Classification of the "Gregueria
The study of the gregueria, a literary genre named, popularized, and cultivated by Ram6n G6mez de la Serna from 1910 until his death in 1963, would be incomplete without an attempted classification of the many thousands of ingenious expressions which he created during his lifetime. The purpose of this paper is to provide a source of reference that will enable the interested reader to have at his fingertips a selective tabulation of the variety of…
Miscegenation and Personal Choice in Two Twentieth-Century Novels of Continental Spanish America
An exhaustive study of the Negro in the whole of Spanish American literature updoubtedly would prove to be a rewarding though formidable undertaking. R. Sayers' and G. R. Coulthard2 have, respectively, published books on the Negro as a literary theme in Brazil before 1888, and on the theme of race and color in the literature of the West Indies. Gregory Rabassa3 continued one phase of Sayer's work in a dissertation at Columbia in 1954 on the Negro…
Temas de Arciniegas
Horacio Quiroga
Black Phobia and the White Aesthetic in Spanish American Literature
ARCHETYPAL IMAGES OF COLOR and corresponding racial myths have had an enormous impact on the pattern of race relations in Spanish America. The association of the color black, on the one hand, with ugliness, sin, darkness, immorality, Manichean metaphor, with the inferior, the archetype of the lowest order, and the color white, on the other, with the opposite of these qualities partly explains the racist preconceptions and negative images of the b…
The Black Image in Latin American Literature
The Black Image in Latin American Literature
Research on Black Themes in Spanish American Literature
Frederick P. Bowser has observed that: "Literature is perhaps as precise a way as any other to determine the attitudes held by racial groups toward each other, but for Spanish America very little systematic investigation has been done in this regard." This field of investigation now is somewhat better off than the handful of items he mentioned would suggest. Most of this research has been carried out in the last ten years as an increasing number …
Langston Hughes in the Hispanic World and Haiti
The Black Image in Latin American Literature
The Black Protagonist in the Cuban Novel
Afro-Hispanic Writers
Black Writers in Latin America
The Afro-Spanish American Author
Black Writers in Latin America
Cuba's Nicolas Guillen; Poetry and Ideology
The Non-Aligned, the UN and the Superpowers
Foreword Author's Note The Non-Aligned Movement as an Institution Definitions of Non-Alignment Origins of Non-Alignment Evolution of The NAM Internal Dynamics Chairmanship of the NAM The New Delhi Summit Interaction of The NAM and United Nations The Non-Aligned and the United Nations Non-Aligned Impact on the Security Council The General Assembly Non-Aligned Impact on the UN Structure The UN Agenda The Non-Aligned and the Superpowers The Soviet U…
Afro-Hispanic Literature in the Americas
The Black Novel in Latin America Today
Nature and social protest have long been considered constantes in Latin American literature. In the late 1940s, for example, Jos? Antonio Portuondo1 insisted that Latin American literature at that time did not exist in an abstract vacuum and that social preoccupation with human reality was central to the concept of literary Americanism. Such public service responses to human problems were especially evident among the mundonovista novelists writin…
Nicolas Guillen in the 1980s
Born in 1902, Nicolás Guillén is almost as old as this century. A flourish of publishing activity occurred in 1972 and again in 1982 celebrating his longevity. Few writers who began as Modernists are still alive to tell about the movement, as does Guillén in his memoirs, Páginas vueltas (published in Havana in 1982 in honor of his eightieth birthday). After a long and distinguished career in poetry, journalism, and politics, Cuba's national poet …
The Afro-Spanish American Author II
Black Literature and Humanism in Latin America
Black Literature and Humanism in Latin America
Black Literature and Humanism in Latin America
"Remembering the "Disremembered
The slave experience in Latin America and in the United States is being rediscovered with unprecedented frequency and artistry in and in criticism today. If we stretch the concept of black literature to include on themes by and nonblack writers alike, then the theme of slavery truly has become a constant, especially but not exclusively in Cuba, Brazil and the United States, the three countries where the institution had its longest run. Slavery is…
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