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Crossing the border between postcolonial reality and the `outer world': Translation and representation of the third space into a fourth space
(2019)Stemming from poststructuralist interpretations of space and following Bhabha’s third space enunciation, in this paper we have coined the term fourth space and used this concept as a heuristic tool to address the need ... -
Decalogue of the Characteristics of Postcolonial Literature: A Proposal of a Taxonomy for Literary Criticism and Comparative Literature Studies
(2021)This paper aims to offer a classification proposal of the features that are typically found, to a greater or lesser extent, in postcolonial texts in any language. In spite of the fact that this tax- onomy model is based ... -
Pandemic natives, pandemic immigrants: Effects of COVID-19 confinement on the wellbeing of children in preschool education
(2021)This study explores the behavioural effects of COVID-19 confinement in preschool children (aged 3–5) based on their parents’ perceptions. Now that policy makers in numerous countries are drawing up new policies on ... -
Francophone African literature in Spain: A quantitative study based on the BDAFRICA database
(2022)This article intends for the first time to show quantitative data regarding the reception of French-speaking African literature in Spain. Since it was not searchable in any repository, we have used the BDAFRICA bibliographic ... -
Accommodating the Third Space in a Fourth Society: BDAFRICA, a groundbreaking source for the analysis of African Literature Reception in Spain
(2018)Inherent features of African postcolonial literature have hampered reception quan- tification, which is even more often neglected in countries with limited experience of African decolonization processes. This has been ...