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Full Description
Looking at both Lusophone literature and literatures from around the globe from the perspective of intercultural communication, this book addresses post-colonial literature, intercultural negotiations, and how multicultural debates are reflected in literary production. Topics addressed include mobility and its effects, be it through work, business, leisure, travel, or study; contact between countries, even within the boundaries of the country itself; migration or exile, be it by choice or by force. As a whole, the volume provides a comparative study of representations of intercultural communication in literature. The volume conceives literature broadly to include both traditional fictional and non-fictional prose, and more recent genres like social media posts
Contents
1. Introduction.- Part 1: Crossing towards the Other.- 2. The Return of Julia Mann to Paraty, by Teolinda Gersão: the self, the other and the other-self.- 3. Travelling beyond idiosyncratic beliefs.- 4. The other is us: from the shadow of the past to the projection of the future.- 5. Representation of and Academic Reflection on Borders in The Other Stories Exhibition.- 6. Difference and the other: considerations on ethics and politics in the context of the arts.- 7. Folding and unfolding the other in Anne Carson's Nox.- Part 2: Postcolonial and contemporary considerations on otherness.- 8. Regimes of otherness in As duas sombras do rio, by João Paulo Borges Coelho.- 9. The Complexities of Solitude and Absence: voices and Narratives of Multiple Others within Portuguese Post-Coloniality.- 10. Migration, identity/alterity, trauma in post-colonial Mozambique: the Madgermanes between narrative and comics.- 11. Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida's "Bruma" and the Specters of 19th Century Portuguese Realism.- 12. Postcolonial legacies in contemporary portuguese literature: novels by Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida.- 13. Rethinking nationality in Latin-America: otherness in epic narratives.- 14. Themes of 'othering' in the team's story - self-identity of Moroccans soccer team's.- 15. Community Segregation on Social Media-Notion of Othering in Virtual World .- 16. Othering, coloniality and xenophobia on Black South African Twitter.- Part 3: Differences and multiplicities of otherness.- 17. Lyrical poetry in medieval galician-portuguese: crossing traditions.- 18. Transformation through Transculturation in Chen Xi's Comics.- 19. A Portuguese embassy to China (1725-1728) between the affirmation of one's own identity and the incomprehension of otherness.- 20. Listening Otherwise, Crossing Cultural Divides: Thanhhà Lại's Listen, Slowly.- 21. Senna Fernandes: the identity multiplicity from Macao.- 22. Overcoming Otherness. Polish accounts from 19th century travels to Portugal .- 23. Hospitality: guests and pests.
