Puerto Rican Jam: Rethinking Colonialism and Nationalism

Abstract

Native of nowhere (poem), Frances Negron-Muntaner, Ramon Grosfoguel and Chloe Georas Las trampas de la fe, Chloe Georas Puerto Rico - surviving colonialism and nationalism, Mariano Negron-Portillo the divorce of nationalist discourses from the Puerto Rican people - a socio-historical perspective, Ramon Grosfoguel Puerto Rico - the myth of the national economy thinking textually, Jaime Benson the discrete charm of the proletariat - imagining early 20th-century Puerto Ricans in the last 25 years of historical inquiry, Kelvin Santiago-Valles narrating the tropical pharmacy, Jose Quiroga deconstructing Puerto Ricannes through sexuality - female counter-narratives on Puerto Rican identity, Yolanda Martinez so we decided to come and ask you ourselves - the 1928 US Congressional hearings on women's suffrage in Puerto Rico the Puerto Rican archipelago - contested identities, Gladys Jimenez-Munoz island at the crossroads - travelling between the translocal nations and the global city Agustin Lao Puerto Rican identity up in the air - air migration, its cultural representation and me Cruzando el charco, Alberto Sandoval-Sanchez Pa' la escuela con mucho cuidado y por la orillita - a journey through the contested terrains of the nation and sexuality culture wars in contemporary Puerto Rico, Manuel Guzman contending nationalism - culture, politics and sponsorship in Puerto Rico, Arlene Davila rapping two versions of the same requiem, Raquel Rivera English only Jamas but Spanish only Cuidado - language nationalism in contemporary Puerto Rico, Frances Negron-Muntaner.

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