The analysis, which also takes into account Latin American postcolonial specificities, follows the article author’s already performed interpretation of Kihlman’s first South America book, Alla mina söner (1980 translated as All My Sons, 1984). Said, which describes, how “the Orient”, Oriental people and nations were viewed by their western colonizers. The text is seen in a theoretical-methodological frame of postcolonial studies, i.e. It is his second so-called South America book and is based on the writer’s own experiences from the early 1980s, when he visited several South American countries. Utilizziamo cookie e altre tecnologie simili necessari per consentirti di effettuare acquisti, per migliorare le tue esperienze di acquisto e per fornire i nostri servizi, come descritto in dettaglio nella nostra. Selezione delle preferenze relative ai cookie. The relationship that develops between them changes his life utterly. All My Sons : Kihlman, Christer: : Libri.

On a visit to South Africa, Christer Kihlman meets Juan, a young male prostitute, in Buenos Aires. On a visit to South America, Kihlman meets Juan. enormous controversy in Scandinavia, this is a book of ruthless honesty and real anguish. Browse plot descriptions, book covers, genres. Summary/Abstract: This article deals with the autobiography Livsdrömmen rena (1982 The Clear Dream of Life), written by the Finland-Swedish author Christer Kihlman. Get FREE shipping on All My Sons by Kilman Christer, from . A complete list of all Christer Kihlmans books in order (3 books). Said Livsdrömmen rena (The Clear Dream of Life) Orientalism “Oriental features” South America dependency theory Finland-Swedish literature Finnish literature 1980s Published by: Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Nakladatelství Karolinum Keywords: Christer Kihlman Edward W. All My Sons (UNESCO Collection of Representative Works: European)Christer Kihlman, My Journal, 1836Narcissa Whitman, New Yorks in Love: An M/M Novella. Christer Kihlmans självbiografi Livsdrömmen Rena (1982) i ett postkolonialt perspektivĬhrister Kihlman's Autobiography Livsdrömmen Rena (1982) in a Postcolonial Perspective Author(s): Jan Dlask

All My Sons by Christer Kihlman