从加州倒置的目光

G. Chacón
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结语考虑从Luiseño土地上写这本书,特别关注在加利福尼亚州Oceanside创建的一个公园,这是印第安人圣路易斯雷伊部落的祖先土地。结语强调了口头文学的持久性以及在整个土著领土上的写作。它将中美洲文学视为拉丁美洲从官方的西班牙语和混血儿过渡到承认和肯定其多语言和跨文化差异的新标志。
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Inverting the Gaze from California
The epilogue contemplates writing this book from Luiseño land, specifically focusing on a park created in Oceanside, California, the ancestral lands of the San Luis Rey Band of Indians. The epilogue highlights the endurance of oral literature as well as writing throughout indigenous territory. It meditates on Mesoamerican literature as a new sign of Latin America’s transition from officially Spanish-speaking and mestizo to recognizing and affirming its multilingual and intercultural distinction.
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