Love, Language, Place, and Identity in Popular Culture
Love, Language, Place, and Identity in Popular Culture
Romancing the Other
Bazenga, Aline Maria Pinguinha Franca; Ramos-Garcia, Maria; Gonzalez-Cruz, Maria Isabel; Perez-Casal, Inmaculada; Vivanco, Laura; Soto-Crespo, Ramon E.; Hoorenman, Johanna; Perez-Gil, Maria del Mar; Ramos-Garcia, Maria; Mulligan, Maureen
Lexington Books
05/2022
176
Mole
Inglês
9781498589406
15 a 20 dias
268
Introduction: Maria Ramos-Garcia and Laura Vivanco
Part I: Place, Travel, History and Language
Chapter 1: Britannia's Daughters: Popular Romance Fiction and the Ideology of National Superiority (1950s-1970s)
Maria del Mar Perez-Gil
Chapter 2: 'And they Drive on the Wrong Side of the Road': The Anglo-centric Vision of the Canary Islands in Mills & Boon Romance Novels (1955-1987)
Maria Jesus Vera-Cazorla
Chapter 3: Cross-Cultural Romance and the Shadow of the Sheikh
Maureen Mulligan
Chapter 4: Othering and Language: Bilingual Romances in the Canary Islands
Maria Isabel Gonzalez-Cruz
Chapter 5:Language Awareness in Four Romances Set on the Island of Madeira
Aline Bazenga
Chapter 6: Archipelagoes of Romance: Decapitalized Otherness in Caribbean Trash Fiction
Ramon Soto-Crespo
Part II: Tensions and Transformations
Chapter 7: Public Conflicts and Private Treaties in Kathleen Eagle's Native American Themed Romance Fiction
Johanna Hoorenman
Chapter 8: Changing Attitudes to Others: Meljean Brook's Riveted (2012) and its Context
Laura Vivanco
Chapter 9: Representations of Otherness in Paranormal Romance: Race and Wealth in Nalini Singh and J.R. Ward"
Maria Ramos-Garcia
Chapter 10: 'There's Something Charming about a Man with an Accent, Isn't There?' The Representation of Otherness in Three Novels by Lisa Kleypas"
Inmaculada Perez-Casal
Introduction: Maria Ramos-Garcia and Laura Vivanco
Part I: Place, Travel, History and Language
Chapter 1: Britannia's Daughters: Popular Romance Fiction and the Ideology of National Superiority (1950s-1970s)
Maria del Mar Perez-Gil
Chapter 2: 'And they Drive on the Wrong Side of the Road': The Anglo-centric Vision of the Canary Islands in Mills & Boon Romance Novels (1955-1987)
Maria Jesus Vera-Cazorla
Chapter 3: Cross-Cultural Romance and the Shadow of the Sheikh
Maureen Mulligan
Chapter 4: Othering and Language: Bilingual Romances in the Canary Islands
Maria Isabel Gonzalez-Cruz
Chapter 5:Language Awareness in Four Romances Set on the Island of Madeira
Aline Bazenga
Chapter 6: Archipelagoes of Romance: Decapitalized Otherness in Caribbean Trash Fiction
Ramon Soto-Crespo
Part II: Tensions and Transformations
Chapter 7: Public Conflicts and Private Treaties in Kathleen Eagle's Native American Themed Romance Fiction
Johanna Hoorenman
Chapter 8: Changing Attitudes to Others: Meljean Brook's Riveted (2012) and its Context
Laura Vivanco
Chapter 9: Representations of Otherness in Paranormal Romance: Race and Wealth in Nalini Singh and J.R. Ward"
Maria Ramos-Garcia
Chapter 10: 'There's Something Charming about a Man with an Accent, Isn't There?' The Representation of Otherness in Three Novels by Lisa Kleypas"
Inmaculada Perez-Casal