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'‘Like Refugees in their Own Country’: Racial Formation in post-Katrina U.S.”

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http://hdl.handle.net/10835/2072

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Title:: '‘Like Refugees in their Own Country’: Racial Formation in post-Katrina U.S.”; “Como refugiados en su propio país”: La formación racial en Estados Unidos después del Katrina.
Tema:: Racial formation; Katrina; Race; African Americans; Mass media; Formación racial; Raza; Afroamericanos; Medios de comunicación
Description:: The controversy that followed hurricane Katrina and its representation by the media revealed unresolved racial issues in contemporary United States. Present-day New Orleans has become an ideal site for the application of Michael Omi and Howard Winant’s ‘racial formation’ theory, which challenges essentialist visions of race pointing to its sociohistorical construction. The present article makes use of this theoretical perspective to examine two pieces of fiction set in post-Katrina U.S.: HBO’s TV series Treme , and Richard Ford’s short-story “Leaving for Kenosha”. Such an analysis unveils key connections between race and class, ideology, politics or the role of the media. Keywords : Racial formation, Katrina, race, African Americans, mass media.
Source:: Odisea : Revista de Estudios Ingleses. Número 13, Enero-Diciembre 2012
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Relation:: http://www.ual.es/odisea/Odisea13_Peinado.pdf
Autor/Productor:: Peinado Abarrio, Rubén
Publisher:: Universidad de Almería.
Rights:: info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
Date:: 2013-04-04T12:04:40Z; 2012
Tipo de recurso:: info:eu-repo/semantics/article

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