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Embodied Counterpoetics: Sylvia Wynter on Race and Religion
Citation:
Mayra Rivera. Forthcoming. “Embodied Counterpoetics: Sylvia Wynter on Race and Religion.” In In the Image of Man: Race, Coloniality and Philosophy of Religion, edited by An Yountae Eleanor and Craig. Durham: Duke University Press.
Theological Metaphors of Anti-immigration Discourses
Citation:
Mayra Rivera. 2019. “Theological Metaphors of Anti-immigration Discourses.” American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, 40, 2.
Where Life Itself Lives
Citation:
Mayra Rivera. 2019. “Where Life Itself Lives.” In Beyond the Doctrine of Man, edited by Joseph Drexler-Drei Kristien and Justaert. New York: Fordham University Press. Publisher's Version
Poetics Ashore
Citation:
Mayra Rivera. 2019. “Poetics Ashore.” Literature and Theology, Oxford University Press, 33, 4, Pp. 241-247. Publisher's Version
Abstract:
This article focuses on distinctive traits of poetics in the works of Caribbean thinkers, its critique of colonialism and slavery, its orientation toward the world and attention to the creativity of survival. It draws on writers who have influenced my work—particularly Aimé Césaire, Édouard Glissant, and Sylvia Wynter—to give the reader a sense of the textures of their works.Poética de la supervivencia
Citation:
Mayra Rivera. 2017. “Poética de la supervivencia.” Concilium , 373 , Pp. 91-98.
Emptying God: The Ethics of Theology in Merleau-Ponty’s Work
Citation:
Mayra Rivera. 2017. “Emptying God: The Ethics of Theology in Merleau-Ponty’s Work.” In God: Theological Accounts and Ethical Possibilities, edited by Myriam Renaud. New York: Routledge.