Peripheral Visions? Literary Canon Formation in Revolutionary Cuba
Kumaraswami attempts to develop a more subtle framework within which to understand the construction of multiple canons of Cuban literature. He ultimately analyzes the mechanisms and criteria that have operated on the island to question and transform not only conventional views of literature, but als...
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