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85) For the marchands portugaises, these different denotations were, in effect, mutually reinforcing. Hence, the name assumes biological and, more germanely, sexual denotations and connotations as well. Referring to the use of Spanish by Neuyorican poets, Aparicio writes: "These words are not only unique in their cultural denotations, but more importantly, they function as 'conjuros' as ways of bringing back an original, primordial reality--Puerto Ricanness--from which these poets have been uprooted in a political and cultural way" (149). |
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