Against any essentialist spectrum of identity (idem), this paper aims to show hybridization as a (trans)formation strategy for Puerto Rican national singularity (ipse). By reading across Giannina Braschi’s major literary production, this paper illustrates autofiction, translingualism and nomadism as socio-literary strategies of identification (Brubaker), or even of disidentification (Muñoz, Sedgwick). By questioning the idea of post-identity, I will focus on post-otherness, an otherness not declining the identical, nor erasing its solidity, but simply permeabilizing and elasticizing it. Against the hegemony of the identity’s concept, I will go beyond the constructivist approach of postmodernism, in order to illustrate that identity’s prism can contrast the intransigence of appellation.

Post-altérités chez Giannina Braschi : un exemple de réfraction dans la (dés)identification portoricaine

Santa Vanessa Cavallari
2024-01-01

Abstract

Against any essentialist spectrum of identity (idem), this paper aims to show hybridization as a (trans)formation strategy for Puerto Rican national singularity (ipse). By reading across Giannina Braschi’s major literary production, this paper illustrates autofiction, translingualism and nomadism as socio-literary strategies of identification (Brubaker), or even of disidentification (Muñoz, Sedgwick). By questioning the idea of post-identity, I will focus on post-otherness, an otherness not declining the identical, nor erasing its solidity, but simply permeabilizing and elasticizing it. Against the hegemony of the identity’s concept, I will go beyond the constructivist approach of postmodernism, in order to illustrate that identity’s prism can contrast the intransigence of appellation.
2024
Cavallari, Santa Vanessa
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