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A Poetics of Borderlands : A Comparative Study of Selected Texts by Contemporary US Latina/Chicana and Polish Women Writers, Hardback Book

A Poetics of Borderlands : A Comparative Study of Selected Texts by Contemporary US Latina/Chicana and Polish Women Writers Hardback

Part of the Transatlantic Studies in British and North American Culture series

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The book explores the notion of borderlands and the concept of nomadic subjectivity as manifested in selected novels by Chicana/Latina and contemporary Polish women authors.

It seeks to propose a poetics of borderlands that emerges from the condition of nepantla (being torn, not belonging anywhere).

Language, collective identities and motherhood are the main issues under scrutiny.

Application of feminist literary criticism, postcolonial criticism and comparative literature studies in examination of literary works reveals interesting parallels between works of authors that have little in common at first glance.

One of the book objectives is to draw attention to contemporary Polish writers, whose oeuvre is not widely researched in the mainstream literary studies.

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