About the Authors

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. Latin American Women Thinkers: Past and Present Considerations 1
5. Translator’s Note: A Rendering Situated in Movement 19
6. Sexual Difference and Abjection: What is the Gender of Enslaved Black Women? 29
7. Corpopolitics and its Reticular Movement 57
8. Intersections, Peripheries, and Heterotopias in the Cartographies of Sexuality 73
9. The Bedouin Paradox 93
10. Heterolingual Movements vs. Vigilance: New Counter-Sedentary Narratives 111
11. A Manifesto on Linguistic Diversity: Five Essays 127
12. Latin American Digital Literature: A Close- Distant-Material-Collaborative-Localized Reading 141
13. Argentine Jetties 157
14. On Translation and Black Feminism 173
15. About the Authors 179