Arranged marriages and interracial love relationships in women's cinema of the South Asian diaspora

  1. Diego Sánchez, Jorge
Revista:
Feminismo/s
  1. Hernández-Ruiz, Alejandra (coord.)
  2. Martín Llaguno, Marta (coord.)

ISSN: 1696-8166,  1989-9998

Año de publicación: 2016

Título del ejemplar: Comunicación y relaciones de género: prácticas, estructuras, discursos y consumo

Número: 27

Páginas: 79-99

Tipo: Artículo

DOI: 10.14198/FEM.2016.27.05 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openRUA editor

Otras publicaciones en: Feminismo/s

Resumen

Las películas de Gurinder Chadha y Mira Nair definen diáspora como un espacio de diáspora en el que las mujeres pueden ser representadas agentes de cambio. Este trabajo estudia la manera en la que Chadha y Nair subvierten concepciones orientalistas sobre el Subcontinente sudasiático y las mujeres sudasiáticas presentando personajes femeninos pioneros que luchan contra la desigualdad racial y de género en Reino Unido, Estados Unidos y el Subcontinente Sudasiático desafiando los roles impuestos social y culturalmente respecto a su participación y la representación de los matrimonios concertados y las relaciones sentimentales interraciales. El estudio de la filmografía selecta de Chadha y Nair refleja cómo proponen nuevos modelos postcoloniales que favorecen la creación y acción de personajes femeninos en la diáspora y en el Subcontinente.

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