Yvette E. Miller

Charles M. Tatum

Yesterday and Today : Selected Proceedings from the Conference on Women Writers from Latin America, March 15-16, 1975

Latin American Women Writers

"An updated and expanded edition of Tatum's Chicano Popular Culture (2001), touching upon major developments in popular culture since the book's original publication"--Provided by publisher.

Que Hable El Pueblo

Chicano Popular Culture, Second Edition

Harold E. Hinds

"For both background and bibliographical information on topics in popular culture in Latin America, this is an excellent resource." Reference Book Review

Handbook of Latin American Popular Culture

This pioneering study presents an overview of the Mexican comic book industry, together with in-depth studies of the best selling Mexican comic books of the 1960s and 1970s. Most of the popular superhero, adventure, humor, romance, political, detective, and Western comic books are described and analyzed in detail, and then discussed in terms of how they reflect both Mexican and United States cultures. The study concludes with a critical discussion of the media imperialism hypothesis' applicability to the Mexican comic book. The comic book is Mexico's most popular print medium, read by all ages and socio-economic groups. Many may be surprised to learn that, in Mexico, Mexican comic books far outsell U.S. comic books in Spanish translation. The Mexican comic book is not a clone of its U.S. model, but rather a hybrid product that mixes U.S. forms and conventions with Mexican content. This work is a major contribution to the understanding of contemporary Mexican culture.

The Mexican Comic Book in the Late 1960s and 1970s

Not Just for Children

Kenya Dworkin y Méndez

Nicolás Kanellos

José B. Fernández

Erlinda Gonzales-Berry

Agnes I. Lugo-Ortiz

En otra voz is the first Spanish-language anthology to bring together literature from the entire history of Hispanic writing in the United States, from the age of exploration to the present. The product of hundreds of scholars working with the Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Literary Heritage program over ten years, the anthology compiles for the first time scores of previously unknown works in the Spanish language written by Hispanics of diverse ethnic backgrounds and classes. It is the most comprehensive literary collection available in Spanish, spanning more than three centuries and including a broad range of genres. Organized chronologically into three sections which represent the three major manifestations of Hispanic culture in the United States Native, Exile, and Immigration, the anthology goes beyond the written tradition to also include oral literature: folk songs, tales, personal experience narratives, rhymes, etc. The anthology includes the political essays of revolutionaries and reactionaries, cul-tural elites and workers, academic creative writers and street poets, all reflecting the His-panic condition, past and present. Of course, such familiar names as Reinaldo Arenas, René Marqués, Cherríe Moraga, Dolores Prida, Piri Thomas, and Luis Valdez are found in its pages, as well as those of anonymous bards and numerous unheralded writers whose works appeared in Spanish-language newspapers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

antología de la literatura hispana de los Estados Unidos

En otra voz

A Study of Cervantes's Novelistic Technique

· A chapter on the origins of lowriding documents the evolution of the culture · Illustrative photographs depict lowrider mural art, pachucas/os and cholas/os, hopping and dancing contests, and "Zoot Suiters" · A glossary of lowrider lingo defines unique terminology

From Low to Slow to Show

Lowriders in Chicano Culture

Mexican American Literature

Gathers poetry and fiction by such Mexican-American authors as Dagoberto Gilb and Rowena A. Rivera

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