Sociocriticism

Keywords

• (inter)subjectivity
• 19 century
• 1950
• 1968
• 19th century
• 21 century Spanish Poetry
• abject
• abstract art
• Academy of Fine Arts
• advertising
• Aesthetic
• aesthetic and semantic indifference
• affective relationships
• African immigration
• afro-caribbean archetypes Decolonization
• AIDS
• Alejandro Jodorowsky
• alfredo bryce Echenique
• Alfredo Bryce Echenique
• Alphonse Allais
• alter-portrait
• alterity
• Amazons
• Amor de tango
• Ana García Bergua
• Analysis
• anaphoric elements
• Anarchism
• Andalusia
• androgyne
• Ángel Hernández
• anglophone caribbean
• Angosta
• Annie Bussière-Perrin
• anticipation
• antillean literature
• Antonio Muñoz Molina
• apocalyptic
• archive
• Archives
• Argentina
• argentina literature
• Argentine
• art
• Art
• arts
• ashpoint
• autofction
• Autofiction
• autonomy
• autonomy of the individual
• Bakhtin
• Bakhtine
• Basque country
• bastardy
• Beatrice and the Heavenly Bodies
• becoming
• being
• belli
• beseiged eye
• betrayal
• Bildung
• blackwoman
• blog
• boccaccio
• Body
• body
• border
• Bourdieu
• bourgeoisie
• Bryce Echenique
• Calypso
• Caribbean
• caribbean
• caribbean literature
• caribbean thought
• Carlos Gardel
• carnival
• carnivalesque
• cartoons
• catalan literature
• catalanism
• Céline
• Cervantes
• César Uribe Piedrahita
• checkpoints
• chicano narrative
• Chile
• china
• Christian message
• cinema
• civil war
• civil war memory
• clara janés
• Claude Duchet
• co-author
• co-property
• Collaborative translation
• collective amnesia
• collective memory
• colonial difference
• colonial imaginaries
• colonialism
• Colonialism
• coloniality
• coloniality of gender
• coloniality of power
• communication recurring
• comparative literature
• Comparative literature
• Comparative Tematology
• complex thinking
• complexity theory
• conquest/quest of unity
• conscience
• conscious / unconscious
• Consciousness
• conservatism
• Constraint
• construction of identity
• Consumer society
• contemporary
• contemporary linguistic
• contemporary narratives in historical fiction
• contemporary photography
• Contemporary Spanish Cinema
• contemporary spanish literature
• contribution
• copi
• Costa Rica
• counter-archive
• creating identities
• creative dynamics
• creolity
• critic of society
• critical theorys
• critical thinking twentieth century
• criticism of rationalism
• critique of ideology
• cuir
• Cuir
• cultural colonial subject
• cultural counterhegemony
• Cultural Discourse
• Cultural identity
• cultural identity
• Cultural Images
• cultural logic
• cultural openness
• Cultural person
• Cultural process
• Cultural production
• cultural studies
• Cultural Studies
• Cultural studies
• Cultural Subject
• Cultural subject
• cultural subject
• cultural subjects
• cultural subjet
• Cultural text
• Cultural texts
• culture
• Culture
• current spanish novel
• current Spanish poetry
• Cyberspace
• Cyrano de Bergerac
• death
• Debord
• decolonial feminism
• decolonial studies
• decolonial turn
• decoloniality
• decolonialness
• Deleuze-Guattari
• Delfina Bunge
• Delibes
• demolition
• depiction of women
• Desidentification
• desire
• dialectical thought
• Dialectics
• dialogism
• diastraty
• dictatorship of Juan Vicente Gómez
• digital art
• discourse
• discursive encroachment
• Discursive fragmentation
• disenchantment
• disobe- dience
• disposable
• dispossession
• distance
• domination
• Don’t Expect Me in April
• Dovstoievsky’s christianity
• Drag King
• Dramatic and Theatrical Discourse
• dualism
• Duchamp
• dystopia
• E. l. James
• Earth
• ecological criticism
• economy
• economy prestige
• Edmond Cros
• Edmond Cros.
• Education
• Egon Wolff
• Elena Poniatowska
• Emancipation
• emigration
• Émile Cohl
• empowerment.
• Enric Marco
• Enrique Vila-Matas
• Episteme
• epistemic violence
• epistemological rupture
• equatorial guinean literature
• Eros
• erotic discourse
• Erotic Mystique
• España
• essay
• Esther tusquets
• Esther Tusquets
• ethical commitment
• European Novel
• exile
• expiatory sacrifice
• explorative writings
• fable
• Facebook
• family
• Fantastic
• federals
• Félix Grande
• Female identity
• female identity
• female subjectivity
• Female travelers
• Female Travelers
• femenine narrative
• feminine subject
• feminisism and speech
• feminism
• Feminism
• Feminist Criticism
• feminist literary criticism - popular literature - contemporary Gali- cian literature - translation - teresa Moure - María reimóndez
• Feminist Narrative
• Fiction
• fiction
• filiation
• force
• Foreign customs
• Foucautl
• France
• Francisco de Quevedo
• franco
• Franco regime
• Francoism
• Frankfurt School
• freedom of religion
• French Canadian women travelers’ accounts
• Freud
• Gabriel García Marquez
• Galicia
• gay popular narrative
• Gender
• gender
• Gender and Sexuality
• Gender and symbolic
• Gender studies
• gender studies
• genealogy
• Generation X
• genotext
• Genotexte
• Genre
• genre
• globalization
• Golden Spanish Drama
• Gore Capitalism
• Gospels
• Goya
• graff
• Grand Inquisitor
• Guarani language
• Gumucio
• Hauntology
• Héctor Abad Faciolince
• Hermaphrodite
• Hermeneutics
• heteronomy
• heteronormativity
• hierarchy
• high and low culture
• Hispanic–american women writers
• Hispanism
• Hispano africana literature
• historical
• historical determinism
• Historical memory
• history
• History
• HIV
• homoeroticism
• honor
• Horror
• Houellebecq
• hybridity
• hypokeímenon
• Iberian Peninsula
• iconoclasm
• Identity
• identity
• identity and gender
• ideogram
• ideologeme
• Ideological Criticism
• ideological discourse
• ideologies
• ideology
• Ideoseme
• ideoseme
• Ifa Oracle
• imaginary and symbolic identification
• immigration
• Imperialism
• Impression
• Impressions
• incoherent art
• indigenous identity
• Inés Suárez
• Initiation
• integrated
• intellectual colonialism
• intellectuals
• Interdisciplinarity
• interdiscoursivity
• intermediality
• Intermediate field
• internationalization
• Interpretation
• Interpretative process
• interruqtion
• Intersexuality
• intersubjectivity
• intertext
• intertextuality
• intra-history
• involuntary memory versus voluntary oblivion
• iPod
• Isabel Allende
• Isabel Pesado de Mier
• Javier Cercas
• Jean-Paul Sartre
• Jesuit missions
• Jonathan Swift
• Jose
• José Ángel Mañas
• José Serrano
• journalism
• Journalism
• journalistic discourse
• Juan Bonilla
• Juan Carlos Medina
• Juan Eduardo Zúñiga
• Juan Goytisolo
• Judeophobia and antisemitism
• Karamasov brothers
• Karl Kraus
• knowledge
• Kronen
• L.-F. Céline
• language
• late modernity
• late style
• Latin American literatura
• Latin American narrative
• latin-american philosophy
• Latin America
• Laura Méndez de Cuenca
• legitimacy
• Leonora Carrington
• lethean novel
• LGBTQI+ literature
• liberalism
• liberation
• Lima
• liminal
• Literarity
• Literary Chronicles
• Literary Criticism
• literary criticism
• literary discourse
• literary essay
• literary field
• literary forms of cynicism
• literary individual
• literary modernism
• literature
• literature and psichiatry
• literature in the making
• Los príncipes nubios
• Louis-Ferdinand (1894-1961)
• love
• love discourse
• love discourses
• lucía Etxebarria
• Luis Goytisolo
• Madrid
• Magda Donato
• Mancha de aceite
• Manga
• Manuel Mejía Vallejo
• Manuel Puig
• Marcel Bataillon
• Margens
• María Dueñasr
• María Xosé Queizán
• Mario de la Iglesia
• market
• Maroon
• Martín Sampedro/Ray Gropius
• masculinities
• Mateo Alemán
• maternity
• matrix
• Maurice Edgar Coindreau
• Maurice G. Dantec
• May 1968
• meaning
• Media Theory
• mediation
• medieval representation
• medieval time
• memories
• memory
• memory of Francoist repression
• merging meanings
• metaphoric subject
• metaphysical tradition.
• Mexico
• Mexico’s Second Empire (1864-1867)
• Miguel Dalmau
• Miguel de Unamuno
• mirror
• modelisation
• models of thinking
• modern/colonial gender system
• modernity
• Modernity
• monasticism and monarchy
• Monitoring
• monochrome paintings
• Montoneros
• Morocco
• Morphogenesis
• Morphogenesis.
• Mourning
• Music
• Música amenazada
• Muxe
• myth
• najat El hachmi
• Narcissus.
• narrative of the spanish transition
• national identity
• nature’s depredation
• Neo-realism
• new feminine figures
• New literary Realisms
• New York (Village)
• Nicolás Yapuguay
• No me esperen en abril
• North America
• novel
• novel about the oil in Venezuela
• objectivity
• occident
• Odyssey
• Of Love and Other Demons
• Off-side
• oil multinationals
• Orientalism
• origin
• Orphan of living parents
• Óscar Hernández
• Osvaldo lamborghini
• osvaldo lamborghini
• otherness
• Otherness
• others paradigm
• painting
• Paloma Pedrero´s theatre
• Paraguay
• parody
• Patagonia woman German mother
• patriarchy
• Patricia ferreira
• Patricia Suárez
• Penelope
• Performance
• performativity
• personal and social transition
• personal relationships
• Perú
• Peruvian literature
• Phenotext
• phenotext
• Phenotexte
• Philosophy
• philosophy
• Philosophy of difference
• physical identity
• Physiological Optic
• Pierre zima
• plural
• Poetic
• poetic
• poetics
• poetry
• Poetry
• Point of View
• Policies
• political commitment
• political identity
• Political prisioners
• political representation
• Political Transition
• politics of literature
• Polyphony
• poscolonial subject
• post-modernity
• postmemory
• Postmodernism
• postmodernity
• Postmodernity
• postmovida
• Postwar
• power
• practical pedagogy
• Pratolini
• precarity
• Primo de Rivera Dictatorship
• Pro-independence Speech
• Professor Juan Goytisolo
• Protestantism
• Psychoanalysis
• psychoanalysis
• Psychology
• public and private sphere
• Publishing House
• Puerto Rico
• queer
• Queer
• Queer Cartographies.
• Quixote
• race
• race and class relationship
• racialization
• Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio
• Ramen
• Raoul Ruiz
• Raquel Lanseros
• real
• realism
• realm of memory
• rebels
• reception
• religion
• Religious extremism
• religious identity
• representation
• Republican memory
• resignification
• resonance
• revolution
• Rhetoric
• rhetoric
• romance novels
• Romantic
• Romanticism
• Rootedness
• rosa Montero
• royal patronage
• rural
• rural character
• Saussure
• school
• science fiction
• screenplay
• Second Reformation
• self-violence
• Semiotic text
• semiotics
• Semiotics
• Semiotics of Culture
• Sensation
• sex
• sex-subversion
• sexual dissent
• sexuality
• Shoah
• Showing
• signifying System
• silence
• silencing
• Simulacrum
• simulacrum
• singularisation
• So- ciety
• social and modern novel
• social and moral alienation
• social formation
• social identity
• social imaginary
• social imagination
• social networks
• social transformation
• social values
• social violence.
• socio-criticism
• Sociocritic
• sociocritic
• Sociocriticism
• sociocriticism
• sociocriticism and poscolonialism
• sociocultural reading
• socioeconomic movement
• Soldiers
• Solidary Humanism
• space
• Spain
• spanish cinema
• Spanish contemporary novel
• Spanish documentary film.
• spanish literature
• Spanish literature
• Spanish poetry 20th century
• Spanish romance
• Spanish Theatre
• Spanish transition
• Spanish Transition to Democracy
• Spanish-American theatre of post avant-garde
• speech
• Speech
• stability
• Stasiuk
• stolen children
• story
• Street Art
• Structuralism
• subalternasation
• subject
• subject of poscolonia
• subjectivity
• Sumak Kawsay
• Super 8
• Surrealism
• Symbolic Forms
• Symbolic violence
• Symbolist Poetry
• system
• systemic order
• Systemic thinking
• Tadeusz Kantor
• tag
• Tanatos
• Tango
• tango
• technology
• Technoscience
• Terrorism
• testimony
• text
• Text
• Textual Analysis
• Textual structures
• Textuality
• the 20s
• the Buscón
• the hysteric’s discourse
• the presence of self
• the sea as a literary theme
• The universe of women’s prisons
• theater
• Theatre
• Thematology
• theory of the text
• Third Space
• Tlatelolco
• Tomás Ortiz
• Torrente Ballester
• torture
• totalitarianism
• traba
• Trade Union
• trans-modernity
• Transcoding
• transdisciplinary
• transfer
• transformation of intimacy
• transgression
• transhumanism
• transition
• Transition
• transition of discourses
• Transitions
• Translation
• translation
• transtheater
• Transvestite Practices
• Travel
• Travel chronicles
• travel literature
• Travel narratives
• travel writing
• Travel writing
• travelling Argentine women
• Trip recap. 19th Century
• trip to France
• truth
• twentieth century
• Umberto Eco
• urban violence
• utopia
• vicariant enunciation
• violence
• Violence
• violence of representation
• virtue
• visual culture
• Voltaire
• western
• wholeness
• Wielopole
• William Faulkner
• woman
• women
• Women
• women images
• women immigrants
• Women in philosophical thought
• women travellers
• women's literature
• Women`s writing
• women´s narrative
• Workers Movement
• writing
• writing of oneself
• XX century spanish poetry
•  Internet
• ‘minor literature’
• “Innocent generation”
• “strange girl”