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From the author: In recent years, contemporary Latin American writings have privileged the city over any other space. The writers featured here propose a reconfiguration of the Latin American city in light of the postmodern theme of disenchantment as well as a preoccupation with the "end of utopia."
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Title: Reimagining contemporary Latin American cities.(currents)(Critical essay)
Author: Gisela Heffes
Publication:World Literature Today (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 2009
Publisher: University of Oklahoma
Volume: 83 Issue: 2 Page: 42(4)
Article Type: Critical essay
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Author(s)Gisela Heffes
PublisherUniversity of Oklahoma
ISBN / ASINB001W6Z7WM
ISBN-13978B001W6Z7W8
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