Literatura e Autoritarismo
Scope & Guideline
Illuminating Power and Resistance through Words
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Literature and Authoritarianism:
The core aim of the journal is to analyze how literature interacts with and responds to authoritarianism, including censorship and political repression. - Cultural Memory and History:
The journal emphasizes the exploration of memory, trauma, and historical narratives, particularly in the context of authoritarian regimes and their aftermath. - Resistance and Marginal Voices:
A significant focus is on literature that embodies resistance, showcasing marginalized voices and narratives that challenge dominant discourses. - Interdisciplinary Approaches:
The journal employs a range of methodologies, including literary analysis, cultural studies, and historical context, to provide comprehensive insights into its themes. - Global Perspectives:
While rooted in Latin American literature, the journal also explores global narratives, allowing for comparative studies of authoritarianism across different cultures.
Trending and Emerging
- Photography and Visual Narratives:
An increasing number of articles are exploring the role of photography and visual culture in literature, reflecting on how images contribute to narratives of memory and trauma. - Gender and Intersectionality:
Recent works are emphasizing intersectional approaches to gender, analyzing how multiple identities intersect in literature, particularly within the context of violence and resistance. - Contemporary Authoritarianism:
A growing focus on current authoritarian practices and their representation in literature indicates a timely engagement with ongoing global political issues. - Memory Studies:
Memory as a thematic lens is becoming more prominent, particularly in relation to how literature serves as a medium for collective and individual memory, especially in post-authoritarian contexts. - Censorship and Resistance:
There is a notable increase in discussions surrounding the implications of censorship in literature, highlighting authors’ strategies for resistance against oppressive regimes.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Historical Narratives:
There is a noticeable decline in articles that strictly adhere to conventional historical narratives, suggesting a shift towards more experimental or fragmented forms of storytelling. - Centralized Authority in Literature:
Whereas earlier issues may have explored centralized authority within literature, recent trends indicate a move towards decentralized narratives that emphasize personal and collective resistance. - Fixed Gender Roles in Literary Analysis:
The analysis of fixed gender roles appears to be waning, with a growing focus on fluidity and intersectionality in gender studies within literary contexts. - Dystopian Literature as a Sole Focus:
While dystopian themes were once a central focus, recent publications are diversifying into various literary forms and genres, indicating a broader thematic exploration.
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