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Scorer, James. "Imitating Incas and becoming llama: Tintin in Latin America — or the Latin American in Tintin?." International Journal of Cultural Studies 11. (2008): 139–56. Added by: joachim (04/03/2011, 12:14) |
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| Resource type: Journal Article Language: en: English Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1177/1367877908089261 BibTeX citation key: Scorer2008 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: "Tintin", Belgium, Children’s and young adults’ comics, Colonialism, Critique of ideology, Ethnicity, Hergé, Latin America, Remi. Georges Creators: Scorer Collection: International Journal of Cultural Studies |
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This article revisits Tintin’s adventures in Latin America, not only tracing the themes of colonialism and the ethnographic present in the works but also reconsidering the traditional reading of The Adventures of Tintin as simply a patronizing vision of the Latin American other. The article draws on fluid notions of latinidad to highlight how Tintin and friends are sometimes (unwittingly) able to ‘act Latin’ — at least until Tintin becomes weary of his adventures and, in so doing, loses his own sacred nature.
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