... Antonio José Ponte, and Cuban Counterpoint: Tobacco and Sugar (1940, trans. 1995), by anthropologist Fernando Ortiz, the essay charts a third approach, transcultural materialism, that reconciles the two tendencies. Works written in this mode deploy narrative and literary language to articulate labor...

... concentrates on Hindu and Buddhist elements in both works-in Joyce's case, filtered through Theosophy. "Reading Desani reading Joyce reading Theosophy's versions of Eastern religion . .. can make visible the subterranean scenario of transcuituration, defined by Fernando Ortiz as 'the different...

... ). 13 For an overview of The Green House 's paratexts, see Luys A. Díez . 14 As María de las Mercedes Ortiz Rodríguez explains, “The writer uses here an idea that the anthropologist Johannes Fabian has developed as the concept of ‘denial of coevalness,’ a tendency through which anthropology...