Gloria Anzaldúa's Borderless Theory in Spain

The essay offers a brief review of the impact of Gloria Anzaldúa’s thought—in particular, of Borderlands/La Frontera—on Spanish scholarship. While the influence of this work is widespread in the scholarship produced in English literature departments in Spain, it also has an important hold in translation studies, geography, and Spanish language and literature studies. Most significantly, Anzaldúa’s borderless feminist thought is incorporated in translation in a volume on third-world feminist thinkers edited by a Spanish grassroots feminist collective in order to point toward the ways in which “white” Spanish feminist discourse and practices need to change in an increasingly intercultural, interracial country

Feminism · Grassroots · Order (exchange) · Political science · Politics · Scholarship · Sociology · Gender Studies · Latin American and Latino Studies · Law · Spanish Culture and Identity · Spanish Literature and Culture Studies

• Asymmetries in/of Translation

  Open Access•Rosario Martín Ruano, M Carmen África Vidal Claramonte et al.•TTR traduction terminologie…•2005

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• Borderlands/La Frontera

  Gloria Anzaldúa•Censored•2017

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• Border Transits

  Ana Maria Manzanas Calvo, Ana María Manzanas•Border Transits•2007

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• Literature and Ethnicity in the Cultural Borderlands

  Jesús Benito Sánchez, Jesús Benito et al.•Literature and Ethnicity in the…•2002

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• Contested Passages

  Ana Maria Manzanas Calvo•South Atlantic Quarterly•2006

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• Coloniality at Large

  Walter D Mignolo, Walter Mignolo et al.•CR The New Centennial Review•2001

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• Multitudes queer

  Beatriz Preciado•Multitudes•2003

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