About
TRANSMODERNITY: Journal of Peripheral Cultural Production of the Luso-Hispanic World, a peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary journal of Luso-Hispanic and U.S. Latino literary and cultural studies, is published by eScholarship and is part of the University of California. The Journal promotes the study of marginalized areas of Luso-Hispanic cultural production of any period and invites submissions of unpublished studies dealing with peripheral cultural production in the Luso-Hispanic world. It also welcomes relevant interdisciplinary work, interviews and book reviews, as they relate to “South-to-South” dynamics between formerly colonized peoples. Although the Journal is mostly devoted to non-canonical work, it will consider articles that rethink canonical texts from postcolonial and transmodern approaches.
Volume 7, Issue 1, 2017
Special Issue: Indigenous Knowledges and Sites of Indigenous Memory
List of Contributors
Table of Contents
Articles
- Down the Rabbit Hole and into the Moon: Nahua Perspectives in Mardonio Carballo’s Tlajpiajketl (2014)
Down the Rabbit Hole and into the Moon: Nahua Perspectives in Mardonio Carballo’s Tlajpiajketl (2014)
- Bewitched Policies of Resistance: America’s Legacy of Unknown Soldiers in Leslie Marmon Silko’s Storyteller
Bewitched Policies of Resistance: America’s Legacy of Unknown Soldiers in Leslie Marmon Silko’s Storyteller
- Andean and Amazonian Material Culture and Performance Traditions as Sites of Indigenous Knowledges and Memory
Andean and Amazonian Material Culture and Performance Traditions as Sites of Indigenous Knowledges and Memory
- Balance and Respect vs. Commodification and Control: Conflicting Values in the Work of Maya-Tsotsil Author Mikel Ruiz
Balance and Respect vs. Commodification and Control: Conflicting Values in the Work of Maya-Tsotsil Author Mikel Ruiz
- El lenguaje como arma: la escritura del guerrero en Todas as vezes que dissemos adeus de Kaka Werá Jecupé
El lenguaje como arma: la escritura del guerrero en Todas as vezes que dissemos adeus de Kaka Werá Jecupé
- Straight Outta Livingston: Black Indigeneity, Wordsmithing and Code-Switching in Wingston González’s Poetry
Straight Outta Livingston: Black Indigeneity, Wordsmithing and Code-Switching in Wingston González’s Poetry
- Mr. Downing, the Translocal Narrator: History and Travel Writing in Todd Downing’s The Mexican Earth
Mr. Downing, the Translocal Narrator: History and Travel Writing in Todd Downing’s The Mexican Earth
- Rebuilding a Mayan World: Awakening, Presence, and Possibilities
Rebuilding a Mayan World: Awakening, Presence, and Possibilities