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Latin American literature

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  • James Halford
    Reading the South Through Northern Eyes: Jorge Luis Borges’s Australian Reception, 1962–2016

    Three decades on from his death, the Argentine Jorge Luis Borges (1899–1986) remains arguably Latin America’s most widely-translated and influential twentieth-century writer at a world-scale…

    9 July 2018
  • Mark Piccini
    Connecting Guatemala, Australia and the World: Violence in Horacio Castellanos Moya’s Senselessness and Mark McKenna’s Looking for Blackfellas’ Point

    This article uses Lacanian psychoanalysis to look past the enormous contextual differences between the politically-motivated mass murders and consequent genocide of the Maya in Guatemala…

    29 October 2020

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  • Mark Piccini

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  • Aboriginal Australians
  • Aboriginal Australians - Literary portrayal
  • Early settlement of Australia
  • Genocide
  • Global North
  • Global South
  • Guatemala
  • Horacio Castellanos Moya
  • Indigenous Latin Americans
  • Indigenous history and culture
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