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Hegelian Tales in the Caribbean: Production, Expression, and History in the Articulation of the Atlantic Subject
- Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies
- University of Arizona
- Volume 5, 2001
- pp. 133-148
- 10.1353/hcs.2011.0098
- Article
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Hegelian Tales in the Caribbean: Production, Expression, and History in the Articulation of the Atlantic Subject Horacio Legras teaches Latin American Literature and Comparative Literature at Georgetown University. His research centers on the reL·tionship between literature as a personal and communal experience (questions of taste, expression, phasure) and the general demands put to literature by the development of the modern nation state. Articles and review essays by Horacio Legras have appeared in Dispositio, Revista Iberoamericana <*«
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