Black Feminist Constellations
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Black Feminist Constellations
Dialogue and Translation Across the Americas
Smith, Christen A.; Leu, Lorraine
University of Texas Press
12/2023
336
Mole
Inglês
9781477328309
15 a 20 dias
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The Sacred Word of Women: A Performance (Elizandra Souza; translation by Christen A. Smith)
Palavra Sagrada de Mulher: Uma Performance (Elizandra Souza)
Toward a Dialogic Transnational Black Feminism: An Introduction (Christen Smith and Lorraine Leu)
Part I. Radical Movements: Caring for Life
Oriki to Sueli (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
1. A Feminism So Complex and So Radical (Sueli Carneiro; translation and introduction by Christen?A. Smith)
2. Black Women's Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South (Sueli Carneiro; translation and editing by Lorraine Leu)
3. Is It Time to Say Goodbye to "Feminism"? (Florencia Gomes; translation by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez)
4. Black Feminist(s) Work in Argentina (Florencia Gomes and Prisca Gayles; introduction, interview, and translation by Prisca Gayles)
5. Intimate Poetics: World-Making through Cuidado de la Vida (Care of Life) in and beyond the Borders of Colombia (SofIa GarzOn and Yineth Balanta Mina; introduction by Alysia Mann Carey; translation by Keturah Nichols )
6. Black Women's Epistemological Contributions: Afro-Mexican Women in the Twenty-First Century (Itza Amanda Varela Huerta; translation and editing by Daisy?E. Guzman NuNez)
7. Black Women's Struggle in Mexico: Anti-racism, Community Organization, and Reparation Politics (A conversation between Rosa MarIa Castro Salinas, Itza Amanda Varela Huerta, and Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; introduction by Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; translation and editing by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez and Alida Perrine)
8. Beyond Words: Fugitive Embodiments, Creative Praxis, and Trans-Intellectual Genealogies for Black Life (A conversation between Dora Santana and Michaela Machicote; introduction by Michaela Machicote)
Part II. Radical Roots: Genealogies of Thought
9. A Genealogy of Black Left Feminist Claims (Carole Boyce Davies)
10. How Will We Organize to Live? Andaiye's Radical Praxis (D. Alissa Trotz)
11. From the Archives: CAFRA Conversations--Audre Lorde and Andaiye
12. A Brief Introduction to the Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter: Early Life and Work(s) (Bedour Alagraa)
13. The Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter in the Americas (A conversation between Carole Boyce Davies, Bedour Alagraa, and Yomaira Figueroa)
14. Visualizing Blackness in Brazil (Rosana Paulino with Lorraine Leu; translation by Lorraine Leu)
15. Settlement: Rosana Paulino and Black Women's Insubordinate Geohistories (Lorraine Leu)
16. Diasporic Memories: Black Women Writers' Lived Experiences and Ancestralities (Elizandra Souza; translation by Christen A. Smith)
Coda. Whirlwind Women/Mulheres redemoinhos (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
Acknowledgments
Editors, Contributors, and Translators
Index
Palavra Sagrada de Mulher: Uma Performance (Elizandra Souza)
Toward a Dialogic Transnational Black Feminism: An Introduction (Christen Smith and Lorraine Leu)
Part I. Radical Movements: Caring for Life
Oriki to Sueli (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
1. A Feminism So Complex and So Radical (Sueli Carneiro; translation and introduction by Christen?A. Smith)
2. Black Women's Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South (Sueli Carneiro; translation and editing by Lorraine Leu)
3. Is It Time to Say Goodbye to "Feminism"? (Florencia Gomes; translation by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez)
4. Black Feminist(s) Work in Argentina (Florencia Gomes and Prisca Gayles; introduction, interview, and translation by Prisca Gayles)
5. Intimate Poetics: World-Making through Cuidado de la Vida (Care of Life) in and beyond the Borders of Colombia (SofIa GarzOn and Yineth Balanta Mina; introduction by Alysia Mann Carey; translation by Keturah Nichols )
6. Black Women's Epistemological Contributions: Afro-Mexican Women in the Twenty-First Century (Itza Amanda Varela Huerta; translation and editing by Daisy?E. Guzman NuNez)
7. Black Women's Struggle in Mexico: Anti-racism, Community Organization, and Reparation Politics (A conversation between Rosa MarIa Castro Salinas, Itza Amanda Varela Huerta, and Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; introduction by Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; translation and editing by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez and Alida Perrine)
8. Beyond Words: Fugitive Embodiments, Creative Praxis, and Trans-Intellectual Genealogies for Black Life (A conversation between Dora Santana and Michaela Machicote; introduction by Michaela Machicote)
Part II. Radical Roots: Genealogies of Thought
9. A Genealogy of Black Left Feminist Claims (Carole Boyce Davies)
10. How Will We Organize to Live? Andaiye's Radical Praxis (D. Alissa Trotz)
11. From the Archives: CAFRA Conversations--Audre Lorde and Andaiye
12. A Brief Introduction to the Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter: Early Life and Work(s) (Bedour Alagraa)
13. The Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter in the Americas (A conversation between Carole Boyce Davies, Bedour Alagraa, and Yomaira Figueroa)
14. Visualizing Blackness in Brazil (Rosana Paulino with Lorraine Leu; translation by Lorraine Leu)
15. Settlement: Rosana Paulino and Black Women's Insubordinate Geohistories (Lorraine Leu)
16. Diasporic Memories: Black Women Writers' Lived Experiences and Ancestralities (Elizandra Souza; translation by Christen A. Smith)
Coda. Whirlwind Women/Mulheres redemoinhos (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
Acknowledgments
Editors, Contributors, and Translators
Index
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Black women; Latin America; South America; the Caribbean; radical feminism; Global South; epistemology; Audre Lorde; Andaiye; Fugitive Embodiments; Sylvia Wynter; Afro-Latinas; Trans Intellectual Genealogies; Black life; creative praxis; archives; Whirlwind WomenMulheres Redemoinhos; Black studies; Latin American Studies; essays; interviews
The Sacred Word of Women: A Performance (Elizandra Souza; translation by Christen A. Smith)
Palavra Sagrada de Mulher: Uma Performance (Elizandra Souza)
Toward a Dialogic Transnational Black Feminism: An Introduction (Christen Smith and Lorraine Leu)
Part I. Radical Movements: Caring for Life
Oriki to Sueli (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
1. A Feminism So Complex and So Radical (Sueli Carneiro; translation and introduction by Christen?A. Smith)
2. Black Women's Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South (Sueli Carneiro; translation and editing by Lorraine Leu)
3. Is It Time to Say Goodbye to "Feminism"? (Florencia Gomes; translation by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez)
4. Black Feminist(s) Work in Argentina (Florencia Gomes and Prisca Gayles; introduction, interview, and translation by Prisca Gayles)
5. Intimate Poetics: World-Making through Cuidado de la Vida (Care of Life) in and beyond the Borders of Colombia (SofIa GarzOn and Yineth Balanta Mina; introduction by Alysia Mann Carey; translation by Keturah Nichols )
6. Black Women's Epistemological Contributions: Afro-Mexican Women in the Twenty-First Century (Itza Amanda Varela Huerta; translation and editing by Daisy?E. Guzman NuNez)
7. Black Women's Struggle in Mexico: Anti-racism, Community Organization, and Reparation Politics (A conversation between Rosa MarIa Castro Salinas, Itza Amanda Varela Huerta, and Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; introduction by Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; translation and editing by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez and Alida Perrine)
8. Beyond Words: Fugitive Embodiments, Creative Praxis, and Trans-Intellectual Genealogies for Black Life (A conversation between Dora Santana and Michaela Machicote; introduction by Michaela Machicote)
Part II. Radical Roots: Genealogies of Thought
9. A Genealogy of Black Left Feminist Claims (Carole Boyce Davies)
10. How Will We Organize to Live? Andaiye's Radical Praxis (D. Alissa Trotz)
11. From the Archives: CAFRA Conversations--Audre Lorde and Andaiye
12. A Brief Introduction to the Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter: Early Life and Work(s) (Bedour Alagraa)
13. The Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter in the Americas (A conversation between Carole Boyce Davies, Bedour Alagraa, and Yomaira Figueroa)
14. Visualizing Blackness in Brazil (Rosana Paulino with Lorraine Leu; translation by Lorraine Leu)
15. Settlement: Rosana Paulino and Black Women's Insubordinate Geohistories (Lorraine Leu)
16. Diasporic Memories: Black Women Writers' Lived Experiences and Ancestralities (Elizandra Souza; translation by Christen A. Smith)
Coda. Whirlwind Women/Mulheres redemoinhos (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
Acknowledgments
Editors, Contributors, and Translators
Index
Palavra Sagrada de Mulher: Uma Performance (Elizandra Souza)
Toward a Dialogic Transnational Black Feminism: An Introduction (Christen Smith and Lorraine Leu)
Part I. Radical Movements: Caring for Life
Oriki to Sueli (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
1. A Feminism So Complex and So Radical (Sueli Carneiro; translation and introduction by Christen?A. Smith)
2. Black Women's Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South (Sueli Carneiro; translation and editing by Lorraine Leu)
3. Is It Time to Say Goodbye to "Feminism"? (Florencia Gomes; translation by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez)
4. Black Feminist(s) Work in Argentina (Florencia Gomes and Prisca Gayles; introduction, interview, and translation by Prisca Gayles)
5. Intimate Poetics: World-Making through Cuidado de la Vida (Care of Life) in and beyond the Borders of Colombia (SofIa GarzOn and Yineth Balanta Mina; introduction by Alysia Mann Carey; translation by Keturah Nichols )
6. Black Women's Epistemological Contributions: Afro-Mexican Women in the Twenty-First Century (Itza Amanda Varela Huerta; translation and editing by Daisy?E. Guzman NuNez)
7. Black Women's Struggle in Mexico: Anti-racism, Community Organization, and Reparation Politics (A conversation between Rosa MarIa Castro Salinas, Itza Amanda Varela Huerta, and Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; introduction by Meztli Yoalli RodrIguez Aguilera; translation and editing by Daisy E. Guzman NuNez and Alida Perrine)
8. Beyond Words: Fugitive Embodiments, Creative Praxis, and Trans-Intellectual Genealogies for Black Life (A conversation between Dora Santana and Michaela Machicote; introduction by Michaela Machicote)
Part II. Radical Roots: Genealogies of Thought
9. A Genealogy of Black Left Feminist Claims (Carole Boyce Davies)
10. How Will We Organize to Live? Andaiye's Radical Praxis (D. Alissa Trotz)
11. From the Archives: CAFRA Conversations--Audre Lorde and Andaiye
12. A Brief Introduction to the Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter: Early Life and Work(s) (Bedour Alagraa)
13. The Life and Work of Sylvia Wynter in the Americas (A conversation between Carole Boyce Davies, Bedour Alagraa, and Yomaira Figueroa)
14. Visualizing Blackness in Brazil (Rosana Paulino with Lorraine Leu; translation by Lorraine Leu)
15. Settlement: Rosana Paulino and Black Women's Insubordinate Geohistories (Lorraine Leu)
16. Diasporic Memories: Black Women Writers' Lived Experiences and Ancestralities (Elizandra Souza; translation by Christen A. Smith)
Coda. Whirlwind Women/Mulheres redemoinhos (Elizandra Souza; translation by Luana Moreira Reis)
Acknowledgments
Editors, Contributors, and Translators
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Black women; Latin America; South America; the Caribbean; radical feminism; Global South; epistemology; Audre Lorde; Andaiye; Fugitive Embodiments; Sylvia Wynter; Afro-Latinas; Trans Intellectual Genealogies; Black life; creative praxis; archives; Whirlwind WomenMulheres Redemoinhos; Black studies; Latin American Studies; essays; interviews
