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Ana María Ferreira

Ana María Ferreira is an assistant professor at the University of Indianapolis, where she teaches and researches on Latin American literature and culture.  Ferreira graduated from Georgetown University, and she is interested in colonial and postcolonial indigenous writers.  For many years, Ferreira has collaborated with Wayuu writer Estercilia Simanca, and she dedicated two chapters of her PhD dissertation to her work.  To professor Ferreira, indigenous literature has been, from the fifteenth century to this day, not just a way to preserve indigenous traditional stories and cultures, but also a form of resistance to colonization.  She is also a regular contributor to the Colombian magazine Razón Pública.

Indigenous Literature

Borders are Lines that Fade Away in the Desert

by Ana María Ferreira
Dossier: Wayuu Literature

Estercilia Simanca: A Writer who Makes the Desert Blossom

by Ana María Ferreira
Dossier: Wayuu Literature

Three Wayuu Writers Bring Winds of Renewal from the Desert

by Ana María Ferreira
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