Writing in the Margins: The Construction of Non-Western Knowledge in Jorge Amado’s Tenda dos Milagres
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This article takes an angle on Amado’s novel Tenda dos Milagres,focusing on one aspect: a comparison of the representation of Western and non-Western knowledge. The analysis includes the way in which Amado addresses the ‘double bind’ identified by Mignolo, that is, the dilemma of whether to consider non-Western cultural practices as essentially different or similar to Western ones, and thereby either to exclude them from academic study or to assimilate them too easily and negate difference.
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This article takes an angle on Amado’s novel Tenda dos Milagres,focusing on one aspect: a comparison of the representation of Western and non-Western knowledge. The analysis includes the way in which Amado addresses the ‘double bind’ identified by Mignolo, that is, the dilemma of whether to consider non-Western cultural practices as essentially different or similar to Western ones, and thereby either to exclude them from academic study or to assimilate them too easily and negate difference.
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