Serie Haina No. 8

Cuerpos y Fronteras en América Latina

Lundgren, Silje; Machado-Borges, Thaïs; Widmark, Charlotta (2012)

Introduction to chapter 9 and 11. Women, indigenous, poor? The construction of gender in Latin America from the perspective of intersectionality

Stockholm University. Institute of Latin American Studies (2012)

Extending the dimensions of ethnicity and gender in the indigenist prose of Rosario Castellanos

Vuorisalo-Tiitinen, Sarri (2012)

Intersectionality in Latin America? The possibilities of intersectional analysis in Latin American studies and study of religion

Vuola, Elina (2012)

Embodied plurinational identities in the urban highlands of Bolivia

Widmark, Charlotta (2012)

The impact of guerrilla participation on K’iche’ women’s collective identity formation process

Destrooper, Tine (2012)

Labor organizing among women workers in maquiladoras: Crossing the border of gender and class in the cases of Matamoros, Mexico, and San Marcos, El Salvador

Domínguez, Edmé; Quintero, Cirila (2012)

El mundo femenino en la “antipoesía” de Nicanor Parra

Garðarsdóttir, Hólmfríður; Jóhannessdóttir, Soffía (2012)

Shaking that ass: Reggaetón as an embodiment of “low culture” to mark difference and privilege in contemporary Havana

Lundgren, Silje (2012)

The fluidity of sexual preference and identity: A challenge for social movements and AIDS prevention programs in Brazil

Follér, Maj-Lis; Monteiro, Simone (2012)

Cheiro bom, cheiro ruim – On bodies, senses, and social classifications

Machado-Borges, Thaïs (2012)

Bodies and Borders in Latin America. Introduction

Lundgren, Silje; Machado-Borges, Thaïs; Widmark, Charlotta (2012)

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Stockholm University. Institute of Latin American Studies (2012)

Serie Haina No. 8

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Cuerpos y Fronteras en América Latina

Introduction to chapter 9 and 11. Women, indigenous, poor? The construction of gender in Latin America from the perspective of intersectionality

Extending the dimensions of ethnicity and gender in the indigenist prose of Rosario Castellanos

Intersectionality in Latin America? The possibilities of intersectional analysis in Latin American studies and study of religion

Embodied plurinational identities in the urban highlands of Bolivia

The impact of guerrilla participation on K’iche’ women’s collective identity formation process

Labor organizing among women workers in maquiladoras: Crossing the border of gender and class in the cases of Matamoros, Mexico, and San Marcos, El Salvador

El mundo femenino en la “antipoesía” de Nicanor Parra

Shaking that ass: Reggaetón as an embodiment of “low culture” to mark difference and privilege in contemporary Havana

The fluidity of sexual preference and identity: A challenge for social movements and AIDS prevention programs in Brazil

Cheiro bom, cheiro ruim – On bodies, senses, and social classifications

Bodies and Borders in Latin America. Introduction

Cover and Contents

Serie Haina No. 8

Visa

Senaste titlar

Cuerpos y Fronteras en América Latina ﻿

Introduction to chapter 9 and 11. Women, indigenous, poor? The construction of gender in Latin America from the perspective of intersectionality ﻿

Extending the dimensions of ethnicity and gender in the indigenist prose of Rosario Castellanos ﻿

Intersectionality in Latin America? The possibilities of intersectional analysis in Latin American studies and study of religion ﻿

Embodied plurinational identities in the urban highlands of Bolivia ﻿

The impact of guerrilla participation on K’iche’ women’s collective identity formation process ﻿

Labor organizing among women workers in maquiladoras: Crossing the border of gender and class in the cases of Matamoros, Mexico, and San Marcos, El Salvador ﻿

El mundo femenino en la “antipoesía” de Nicanor Parra ﻿

Shaking that ass: Reggaetón as an embodiment of “low culture” to mark difference and privilege in contemporary Havana ﻿

The fluidity of sexual preference and identity: A challenge for social movements and AIDS prevention programs in Brazil ﻿

Cheiro bom, cheiro ruim – On bodies, senses, and social classifications ﻿

Bodies and Borders in Latin America. Introduction ﻿

Cover and Contents ﻿

Cuerpos y Fronteras en América Latina

Introduction to chapter 9 and 11. Women, indigenous, poor? The construction of gender in Latin America from the perspective of intersectionality

Extending the dimensions of ethnicity and gender in the indigenist prose of Rosario Castellanos

Intersectionality in Latin America? The possibilities of intersectional analysis in Latin American studies and study of religion

Embodied plurinational identities in the urban highlands of Bolivia

The impact of guerrilla participation on K’iche’ women’s collective identity formation process

Labor organizing among women workers in maquiladoras: Crossing the border of gender and class in the cases of Matamoros, Mexico, and San Marcos, El Salvador

El mundo femenino en la “antipoesía” de Nicanor Parra

Shaking that ass: Reggaetón as an embodiment of “low culture” to mark difference and privilege in contemporary Havana

The fluidity of sexual preference and identity: A challenge for social movements and AIDS prevention programs in Brazil

Cheiro bom, cheiro ruim – On bodies, senses, and social classifications

Bodies and Borders in Latin America. Introduction

Cover and Contents