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Sand�in, Lyn Di Iorio, (1964-)

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Moments of magical realism in U.S. ethnic literatures

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Moments of magical realism in U.S. ethnic literatures/ edited by Lyn Di Iorio Sand�in and Richard Perez.
other author:	Sand�in, Lyn Di Iorio,
Published:	New York :Palgrave Macmillan, : c2012.,
Description:	1 online resource.
[NT 15003449]:	PART I: TRAUMATIC INHERITANCES: THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF MAGIC -- 1. Trauma, Magic, and Genealogy; Lyn Di Iorio -- 2. The Exhaustion of Magical Realism in the Work of Junot �Daz and Roberto Bol�ao; Roman de la Campa -- 3. Flying to Save Her Life: Bad Luck, Bad Choices, Bad Mothers in Gina B. Nahai's Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith; Ibis �Gmez-Vega -- PART II: SENSORY IRRUPTIONS; MAGICAL SENSIBILITIES -- 4. Flashes of Transgression: The Fu�k, Negative Aesthetics, and the Future in The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot �Daz; Richard Perez -- 5. Rhythm and Freedom: African American Magical Realism and the Creation of a Home Country; Angela J. Francis -- 6. Of Magical Gourds and Secret Senses: The Uses of Magical Realism in Asian American Literature; Beg�oa Simal-Gon�zlez -- PART III: PROPHETIC PRACTICES; MYTHIC KNOWLEDGES -- 7. 'We, the shamans, eat tobacco and sing': Figures of Shamanic Power in US and Latin American Magical Realism; Wendy Faris -- 8. Mythic Realism, Dreams, and Prophecy in James Welch's The Heartsong of Charging Elk; Lori Burlingame -- 9. Native American (Mythic) Realism: The Infusion of Myth into Magical Realist Politics in Contemporary Native American Literature; Allison E. Brown -- PART IV: MAGIC, MEMORY, AND SPACE -- 10. Lifting 'the Weight of the Continent': Magical Realism on the North American Landscape; Shannin Schroeder -- 11. Post-Holocaust Fiction and the Magical Realist Turn; Caroline Rody -- 12. Mama Day: Where Gothicism and Magical Realism Meet; Donald J. Reilly -- --.
Subject:	American literature - Minority authors -
Online resource:	http://www.palgraveconnect.com/doifinder/10.1057/9781137329240
ISBN:	9781137329240 (electronic bk.)

Moments of magical realism in U.S. ethnic literatures
Moments of magical realism in U.S. ethnic literatures[electronic resource] /edited by Lyn Di Iorio Sand�in and Richard Perez. - New York :Palgrave Macmillan,c2012. - 1 online resource.

PART I: TRAUMATIC INHERITANCES: THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF MAGIC -- 1. Trauma, Magic, and Genealogy; Lyn Di Iorio -- 2. The Exhaustion of Magical Realism in the Work of Junot �Daz and Roberto Bol�ao; Roman de la Campa -- 3. Flying to Save Her Life: Bad Luck, Bad Choices, Bad Mothers in Gina B. Nahai's Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith; Ibis �Gmez-Vega -- PART II: SENSORY IRRUPTIONS; MAGICAL SENSIBILITIES -- 4. Flashes of Transgression: The Fu�k, Negative Aesthetics, and the Future in The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot �Daz; Richard Perez -- 5. Rhythm and Freedom: African American Magical Realism and the Creation of a Home Country; Angela J. Francis -- 6. Of Magical Gourds and Secret Senses: The Uses of Magical Realism in Asian American Literature; Beg�oa Simal-Gon�zlez -- PART III: PROPHETIC PRACTICES; MYTHIC KNOWLEDGES -- 7. 'We, the shamans, eat tobacco and sing': Figures of Shamanic Power in US and Latin American Magical Realism; Wendy Faris -- 8. Mythic Realism, Dreams, and Prophecy in James Welch's The Heartsong of Charging Elk; Lori Burlingame -- 9. Native American (Mythic) Realism: The Infusion of Myth into Magical Realist Politics in Contemporary Native American Literature; Allison E. Brown -- PART IV: MAGIC, MEMORY, AND SPACE -- 10. Lifting 'the Weight of the Continent': Magical Realism on the North American Landscape; Shannin Schroeder -- 11. Post-Holocaust Fiction and the Magical Realist Turn; Caroline Rody -- 12. Mama Day: Where Gothicism and Magical Realism Meet; Donald J. Reilly -- --.

This is the first anthology of its kind in two ways: first, it points to a subtle shift away from privileging magical realism as a monolithic category in the literatures of the Americas and second, it focuses this critical approach highlighting the work of writers from all the major minority groups of color - US Latino/a, African American, Native American, and Asian American, Jewish American, or Iranian American ancestry - who deploy magical realist moments to refer to traumatic or suppressed histories. Groundbreaking essays by both established experts and rising scholars offer a myriad of methodologies, including literary, psychoanalytic, and trauma theories; historiography, myth, and mnemonic analyses; religious, anthropological, and Marxist approaches. Magical realist moments conceal and reveal traumatic pasts, suppressed histories, half-known memories, lies, truths, new affinities, and even signposts to the future.

ISBN: 9781137329240 (electronic bk.)

Source: 641437Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

593775
American literature
--Minority authorsIndex Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: PS153.M56 / M66 2012

Dewey Class. No.: 810.9/920693

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