"Compound his soul in the entrails of Hell": Resistance and Shame in Jes

Authors

  • Alison Torres Ramos University of Texas Arlington

Keywords:

Operation Bootstrap, Jesus Colon, Metaphor Criticism, Puerto Rican Colonial Shame, American Literature

Abstract

Author Biography

  • Alison Torres Ramos, University of Texas Arlington
    Alison Torres Ramos is an ABD from the University of Texas Arlington. My research interests include critical theory, critical pedagogy,

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Published

2015-09-01

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 2 (2015): Conference Issue - Days of Future Past: Remixing, Revisioning, Reflecting

Section

Critical Articles

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