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Educar las emociones by Mireya Vivas Book 2 editions published between and in Spanish and held by 11 WorldCat member libraries worldwide. Chapter 3, ‘Interlopers’ Across National Borders, argues that Cary Fukunaga’s film Sin nombre and Patricia Riggen’s film La misma luna portray Latino undocumented migrants as ultimately resistant to integration into normative kinship structures and a neoliberal economic order.
Project Page Feedback Known Problems. Finally, an epilogue, Alien Affects, argues that the equivocal self-representational modes of youth immigrant activists evince the fractures in available terms for claiming legitimacy within the nation.
Chapter 2, Fmociones Intimacies, focuses on the affective labor performed through diasporic networks of care in Edwidge Danticat’s memoir Brother, I’m Dying and through sex tourism in Dany Laferriere’s story collection Vers le sud, exploring affiliative practices across traumatic transnational histories.