(Re)mapping Landscapes: De-normalizing “Manifestalgia” or How Is the Imaginative Poetic Panorama Being Re-Indigenized in Queer and Feminist Indigenous Arts
Landscapes have had an instrumental role in the construction of U.S. and Canadian nation-states from the nineteenth century onwards, consistently accompanying the collective imagination of these nations in their journey towards a sense of a “unified” identity. Nevertheless, such representations natu...
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European journal of American studies
2026
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