101 research outputs found
The Writing Experience in Diaspora, Black Women Writers, Editorial Production, and Affective Choices : A Reading of Carolina Maria de Jesus, Conceição Evaristo, Maya Angelou and Zora Neale Hurston
No full textA pesquisa apresenta um inventário das obras literárias produzidas por romancistas negras afro-americanas e afro-brasileiras, publicadas no mercado editorial brasileiro. Investiga como autoras afro-americanas Maya Angelou e Zora Neale Hurston e as afro-brasileiras Carolina Maria de Jesus e Conceição Evaristo, representam em suas obras as suas escolhas afetivas. Examina as experiências individuais das autoras, analisa como o tema da afetividade é tratado em suas produções usando como eixo central o trabalho comparativo entre as autoras escolhidas e investiga sobre a relação de gênero, raça x autoria na construção de intelectuais negras, tendo como fio condutor a perspectiva comparatista na narrativa literáriaThe research summarizes the works of some African-American female writers published in Brazil, in Brazils editorial market, and compares them to some Afro-Brazilian female writers. It analyzes how authors Maya Angelou and Zora Neale Hurston, on the one hand, and Carolina Maria de Jesus and Conceição Evaristo, on the other, introduce their affective choices in their writings. It looks at each authors experiences and how affection as a subject is dealt with in their literary work. The author does so by using comparative literature theory and by exploring how gender and race influence authorship in the making of black female intellectual
1912: Alcides Maya e a renovação da crítica machadiana
No full textMachado de Assis (Algumas notas sobre o “humour”), written by the journalist, essayist and short-story author Alcides Maya (1877-1984), and published in Rio de Janeiro in 1912, is a remarkable debut book, published after Machado de Assis’ death. In this book, Maya takes issue with the analysis carried out by essayist and historian Silvio Romero, in his 1897 book Machado de Assis, concerning the use of humor, as well as examines Machado’s place in the history of Brazilian literature. Near its 100th anniversary, Maya’s book remains an important and updated reference for Machado’s studies.O livro Machado de Assis (Algumas notas sobre o “humour”), de Alcides Maya (1877-1944), jornalista, contista e ensaísta gaúcho, publicado em 1912, no Rio de Janeiro, é um primeiro livro relevante, publicado após a morte do escritor carioca. Nessa obra, Maya assume uma posição crítica que se opõe à avaliação do ensaísta e historiador da literatura Sílvio Romero, defendida no livro Machado de Assis em 1897, com relação ao emprego do humour, ao mesmo tempo em que reflete sobre o lugar do escritor na história da literatura brasileira. Às vésperas de completar 100 anos de publicação, a obra de Maya continua muito atual e uma referência importante para os estudos machadianos
Study of the Right of Foreign Ship Against State Sovereignty (Case Study Indonesia)
Full text linkRecognition of the archipelagic concept accommodated in chapter IV United Nations Conventions Law of The Sea (LOSC) 1982. The implication of this recognition is archipelagic states have sovereignty for their marine space. There are 3 zonation in sea sovereignty, that are inland water, territorial waters and archipelagic water. However, only in inland water that archipelagic states has full sovereignty such as on land, while another zone, it has followed by other states rights, One of which is right of passage. The right of another state passage is consisted by right of innocent passage, right of archipelagic sealine passage and there is also right of transit passage, which one all of that right of passage are depending on zones depending on the zone that is crossed. Talked about archipelagic sea-lanes passage (ASLP), Indonesia has to determine 3 archipelagic sea lanes passage and the consequence that all foreign ships should pass over that routes. For that reason, in this paper will discuss Indonesian sea sovereignty zone and right another state inside, along with implications for Indonesia after determination of archipelagic sealine passage
La diáspora maya. Creación de una comunidad en Indiantown, Florida, EUA, desde la perspectiva de la antropología aplicada. Dimensión Antropológica Vol. 6 Año 3 (1996) enero-abril
No full textBurns, Allan F., Maya in Exile, Philadelphia, PA, Temple University Press, 1993.____________, "Internal and External Identity Among K'anjobal Refugees in Florida", en Nancy González y C. Mc Common (eds.), Conflict, Migration, and Expression of Ethnicity, Boulder, Westview Press, 1989, pp. 40-59.Craig, Colette, The Structure of Jacalte, Austin, University of Texas Press, 1977.Dorman, Sherri, Applied Anthropology with Haitian Immigrants, Non-Thesis Report, Departamento de Antropología, Gainesville, Florida, EUA, University of Florida, 1980.Hagan, Jacqueline Maria, Deciding to be Legal: A Maya Community in Houston, Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 1994.Hernández, Rosa Aída, Norma Nava Zamora, Carlos Flores Arenales y José Luis Escalona Victoria, La Experiencia de Refugio en Chiapas, México, Academia Mexicana de Derechos Humanos, 1993.Manz, Beatrice, Refugees of a Hidden War, Nueva York, State University of New York Press, 1988.Nash, Manning, Machine Age Maya: Industrialization of a Maya Town, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1967.____________, The Cauldron of Ethnicity in the Modern World, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1989.Santoli, Anthony, New Americans: An Oral History, Nueva York, Viking Publishers, 1989.United States Commission on Refugees, World Refugee Survey 1990, Washington D.C., Comité para los Refugiados de los Estados Unidos, 1991.Zetter, Roger, "Refugees and Refugee Studies: A Label and an Agenda", en Refugee Studies, 1, 1988.Autor: Allan Burns, Doctor en Antropología, profesor-investigador del Departamento de Antropología, Universidad de Florida, Gainesville, EUA. Traducción del inglés de Florencia Peña-Saint Martin.La diáspora maya aquí analizada involucra al conjunto de procesos que se desencadenaron con el movimiento de miles de personas de las comunidades mayas de Guatemala hacia diversos lugares de los países del norte, principalmente al sur de México, Estados Unidos y Canadá. La palabra “diáspora” implica migración a distintos puntos geográficos, lo que conlleva la desintegración de las relaciones sociales originales y la construcción de otras, lo que ocasiona profundos cambios en el devenir de la gente que migra. Una característica clave de las diásporas que están ocurriendo en el fin del milenio es que se han organizado redes de comunicación, conexión y trabajo para que los migrantes se integren a la nueva estructura social que enfrentan con mayor facilidad
The poetry of Maya Angelou and the american civil rights movement
Full text linkEsta monografia construirá um paralelo entre a poesia de Maya Angelou e o movimento pelos direitos civis das pessoas negras nos Estados Unidos da América (décadas de 1940, 1950 e 1960) através dos elementos históricos e recursos literários que a autora utiliza para expressar a realidade tal como ela se apresenta. A análise do trabalho de Angelou em relação aos acontecimentos do movimento dos direitos civis, um momento de luta e revolução, é essencial para honrar a sua memória como ativista. Identificar o seu ativismo dentro da sua arte, em relação à história, é importante porque preserva o impacto de Angelou como poeta e ativista. Os poemas foram selecionados a partir da coletânea The Complete Collected Poems of Maya Angelou (1994), de Maya Angelou. Os poemas são My Guilt (1969), Harlem Hopscotch (1971), When I Think About Myself (1971), Riot: 60's (1971), America (1975) e These Yet to Be United States (1990). Os poemas foram selecionados porque apresentaram um potencial paralelo entre o que Angelou pensava e falava sobre temas relacionados com as ideologias dentro do movimento pelos direitos civis, história, outros ativistas e conflitos. Os versos dentro destes poemas serão discutidos através das lentes da história e cultura americana, assim como da biografia da autora. Com os poemas selecionados, esta pesquisa pretende (1) identificar elementos na poesia de Angelou que indicam o seu ativismo em relação ao movimento por direitos civis (2) construir algo tão próximo de uma linha temporal quanto possível, ligando o movimento aos elementos históricos, biográficos e culturais retratados nos seus poemas (3) identificar os elementos literários e recursos poéticos que a autora utiliza para relatar a realidade do movimento e a sua forma de pensar como ativista. O estilo literário da autora ao relatar a sua experiência e perspectiva sobre o movimento será analisado e contextualizado para aprofundar a nossa compreensão de Angelou como ativista. A bibliografia selecionada para análise de poemas inclui livros de história (BRADLEY & FISHKIN, DIERENFIELD, GRAY, HOLT, entre outros) e livros de teoria literária (EAGLETON, POUND, WOLOSKY, entre outros).In this paper, a parallel between Maya Angelou’s poetry and the civil rights movement (1940s, 1950s, and 1960s) will be constructed alongside what historical elements and literary resources she uses to express reality as she poses. Analyzing Angelou’s work in relation to the events of the civil rights movement, a moment of struggle and revolution, is essential to honoring her memory as an activist. Placing her activism within her art, in relation to history, is important because it preserves Angelou’s impact as a poet who is an activist. The poems are selected from The Complete Collected Poems of Maya Angelou (1994) by Maya Angelou. The poems are My Guilt (1969), Harlem Hopscotch (1971), When I Think About Myself (1971), Riot: 60's (1971), America (1975), and These Yet to Be United States (1990). These poems were selected because they displayed a potential parallel between what Angelou thought and spoke about topics related to civil rights ideology, history, other activists, and conflicts. The verses within these poems will be discussed through the lens of American history, Angelou’s biography, and American culture. With the selected poems, this research intends to (1) identify elements in Angelou’s poetry that indicate her activism toward the American civil rights movement (2) build something as close to a timeline as possible, connecting the movement to the historical, biographical, and cultural elements portrayed in her poems (3) identify the literary elements and poetry resources that the author adopts to report the reality of the movement and her way of thinking as an activist. The author’s literary style in reporting her experience and perspective on the American civil rights movement will be analyzed and contextualized to deepen our comprehension of Angelou as an activist who is a poet. The selected bibliography for poem analysis includes History books (BRADLEY & FISHKIN, DIERENFIELD, GRAY, HOLT, among others) and theoretical books (EAGLETON, POUND, WOLOSKY, among others)
WHAT IS THE RIGHT, ARCHIPELAGIC SEA LANES AND PASSAGE? (ACCORDING TO UNCLOS 1982 AND PRACTICE)
Full text linkThe Right, Archipelagic Sea Lanes, and Passage are a new concept in international law of the sea, which only exists and applies to archipelagic states. This concept was born as a result of world recognition of the existence of an archipelagic state. Indonesia is the only archipelagic state in the world to apply this concept. Therefore, using doctrinal research will be studied of definition, historical background, and law regarding the concept of the archipelagic sea lanes, which has been approved by the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea 1982 (UNCLOS 1982). This paper also describes all states’ rights to cross the archipelagic sea, archipelagic sea lanes passage as a lane, passage as an activity to get through from one and another part of the high seas, or exclusive economic zone
The Responsibilities Between Providing Archipelagic Sea Lanes Passage and Protecting Marine Environment: A Case in Republic of Indonesia
Full text linkState responsibility in international law is only charged to an independent state. Such responsibility can be created due to the rules of international law regarding the state responsibility and numerous important agreement signatories. Part XII of LOSC 1982 clearly states that “States have the obligation to protect and preserve the marine environment”. On the other hand, agreement might cause the issue of state responsibility, such as archipelagic sea-lanes in Indonesia. The obvious issue has raised serious problem, for instance, overlapping responsibility handled by the government of Indonesia under its implementation. On one side, Indonesia must preserve the marine environment by setting the marine protected areas (MPA). At the same time, Indonesia must ensure the existence of archipelagic sea lanes (ASLs), including its legality for international shipping. This make Indonesia face a dilemma, since its territorial seas also lies withincoral triangle. The recent solution undertaken by the government is prioritizing the existence of ASLs amongst with the rights of cross voyage, taking into account that ASLshave been set out prior to MPAs as well as the recognition of the sovereignty of archipelagic state created at the same time with the obligation of guaranteeing the right of crossing the ASLs. Thus, a plan for designating environmental protection area withASLs, the assignment should not interfere with it. Therefore, to accommodate both interests, The Indonesian government must immediately deliver to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) regarding the condition of marine environment in which ASLP is closely confronted with MPAs to regulate special arrangements when the ships cross the are
Potensi Dan Tantangan Pengelolaan Sumber Daya Kelautan Dalam Penciptaan Masyarakat Pesisir Yang Siap Menjawab Perkembangan Zaman
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