Shaming into Brown: Somatic Transactions of Race in Latina/o Literature

Stephanie Fetta

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Latin American and Latino Studies Latin American Literature Analysis Afro-Latin American Studies

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Introduction to shaming into brown: somatic transactions of race in Latina/o literature -- Latin@/x literature and the human sensorium -- Soma as viscera in Oscar "Zeta" Acosta's The autobiography of a brown buffalo -- The ugly soma speaks out in Octavio Solis's Lydia -- The political work of Sophia: the blessed soma, the conversion narrative, and shame in Andres Montoya's The iceworker sings and other poems -- Conclusion: The soma and transdisciplinary beginnings.

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