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Author Archives: Wilfried Raussert
Becoming ‘La Chiquilla de Tijuana’ and ‘Staging Contradiction’ – Ruby Gardenia’s Lucha Libre Exótica in a Mexican Border City
Tabea Huth, Freie Universität Berlin
Posted in Volume 6.2
Tagged borderlands, gender, identity, lucha libre, mexico, migration, performance, sexuality
Changing Boundaries and Redefining Relations: Migration and Work Experiences of Brazilian Women in Germany
Maria Lidola, ZI Lateinamerika-Institut, Freie Universität Berlin
Posted in Volume 6.2
Tagged bi-national marriage, boundary work, Brazil, intersectionality, migration
Remittances and the Financial Sector – Insights from Latin America
Christian Ambrosius, Barbara Fritz, and Ursula Stiegler, Freie Universität Berlin
La muñequita millonaria, Dolores del Río en Hollywood, vista por la prensa española especializada
Yolanda Minerva Campos García, Universidad de Guadalajara
Posted in Volume 6.2
Tagged cine silente, Dolores del Rio, hispanos en Hollywood, Hollywood, prensa cinematográfica
Going Native with God on the Side: Mission as Traveling Culture
Rüdiger Kunow, Potsdam University
Pombagira y el obispo: sobre identidades religiosas transnacionales. La Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus en Brasil y Mozambique.
Heinrich Wilhelm Schäfer, Bielefeld University
Saint Worship and Citizenship in Bolivia – An Ethnographic Approach to Democracy and Civil Society at the Festival of Urqupiña
Tobias Reu, Bielefeld University
Protean Identity: Religion and Contemporary American Autobiography
Melissa Knox, Universität Duisburg-Essen
Posted in Volume 6.1
Tagged After Long Silence, autobiography, conversion, identity, The Butterfly Mosque, The Land of Believers
Hybrid Spiritualities in Ana Castillo’s The Guardians
Alexia Schemien, University of Duisburg-Essen
Las mujeres de la independencia de México desde la historia y desde la literatura. Una visión desde adentro [1]
Celia del Palacio Montiel, Universidad Veracruzana
Posted in Volume 5.3
Tagged guerras de independencia, literatura e historia, mexico, participación feminina