Heterogeneidad y pensamiento fronterizo en la literatura amerindia

• Published in: Recherches amérindiennes au Québec
• Main Author: Richard Lefebvre
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: unknown
• Published: Consortium Erudit 2017
• Subjects: General Medicine; Sciences Humaines et Sociales; Social Sciences and Humanities; oralité; écriture; littérature amérindienne; Québec; Histoire de la littérature amérindienne au Québec; orality; writing; Native literature; oralidad; escritura; literatura indígena; hétérogénéité discursive; pensée frontalière; An Antane Kapesh; Joséphine Bacon; discursive heterogeneity; Native American literature; border thinking; heterogeneidad discursiva; literatura amerindia; pensamiento fronterizo; Ourse bleue; roman de la route; Nord; métissage; road novel; space; North; hybridity; espacio; Norte; mestizaje; Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau; Naomi Fontaine; parenté; guérison; kinship; healing; parentesco; curación; chanson inuite; littérature inuite; Nunavik; Inuit songs; Inuit literature; canción inuit; literatura inuit; Bleue; inuit; inuite
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This paper offers a rereading of the critical discourse that incorporated Native literature in Québec literary studies and established a framework for interpretation. The question of special interest to the author is the way in which the written and oral have been set down and thought about as in Di...