Society and Social Sciences, General, Social Groups, Communities and Identities, Ethnic Studies / Ethnicity

Undisciplined Cuba: Tracing Continuities of Resistance and Archipelagic Geographies

Christina García (author), Mrinalini Tankha (author), Yairamaren Maldanado (author), Raul Fernández (other), Nancy J. Burke (other), Tara Phillips (other), Amalia Pérez Martín (other), Ahmed Correa Álvarez (other), Jennifer A. Cárcamo (other), Magdaléna Matusková (other), Hanna Garth (other), Monika Gosin (other), Ángeles Torres Mendez (other)

Hardback Published on: 09/02/2027

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Synopsis

Undisciplined Cuba brings scholars of diverse disciplines, allowing Cuba to emerge as a negotiated reality. Deploying an archipelagic framework and a practice of undisciplining, this volume understands Cuba as deeply embedded in the Caribbean. Its chapters encompass feminist activism, public health, cinema for social justice, marine geopoetics, racial geographies, and literary corporealities.

Publisher information

Publisher: Rutgers University Press
ISBN: 9781978843141
Number of pages: 248
Dimensions: 229 x 152 mm
Weight: 454g
Languages: English