... grotesquerie Wangechi Mutu Mikhail Bakhtin Black feminism ...

... Mikhail Bakhtin Édouard Glissant dialogics theoreticism aesthetics ...

... Junot Díaz Thomas Hobbes Mikhail Bakhtin humor carnivalesque ...

... an emancipatory future. Socially engaged practices seek to combine these two modalities. In order to preserve this aspect of engaged art practice, it is necessary to supplement the concept of social labor with an alternative model of intersubjective experience found in the work of Mikhail Bakhtin. With Bakhtin...

... Adducing black feminism’s theories of the flesh and Mikhail Bakhtin’s conception of the grotesque, this chapter reads together Kenyan American visual artist Wangechi Mutu and African American genderqueer author Marci Blackman to make the case for Black grotesquerie as an expressive mode...

..., it is necessary to supplement the concept of social labor with an alternative model of intersubjective experience found in the work of Mikhail Bakhtin. With Bakhtin, readers can identify an aesthetic paradigm that accounts for the creative processes involved in the reciprocal transformation of self and other...

... and traces a trajectory for a Latino/a literature that both comments on and remakes the American literary tradition. Junot Díaz Thomas Hobbes Mikhail Bakhtin humor carnivalesque ...

... that both comments on and remakes the American literary tradition. Junot Díaz Thomas Hobbes Mikhail Bakhtin humor carnivalesque This chapter addresses the identity of the mysterious narrator of Díaz’s The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. It traces Yunior de las Casas’s artistic coming...