Issue: 23 , 4/1/06

Year: 2006

Other

 

1. Transgressive Appropriations in Lucha Corpi’s Detective Fiction

Carmen Flys-junquera

Page: 1-14

 

2. Chicano/a Children’s Literature: A Transaztlantic Reader’s History

Manuel M. Martín-rodríguez

Page: 15-35

 

3. The Grotesque Body and Women’s Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chávez’s Fiction

Jelena ŝesnić

Page: 36-48

 

4. “You can be both the apple and the hand who holds it”: Aztlán and the Politics of Storytelling in Anaya’s Heart of Aztlán and Arias’s The Road to Tamazunchale

Pablo Ramírez

Page: 49-64

 

5. More Room to Play in Sandra Cisneros’s The House on Mango Street

Stella Bolaki

Page: 65-74

 

6. The Art of Literary Trope L’oeil and the Craft of Literary Imagination: Patricia Chao’s Mambo Peligroso

Marta Lysik

Page: 75-86

 

7. Hoyt Street: An Autobiography or Una Memoria de Desplazamiento or a Communo-Biography

Esra Sahtiyancı Öztarhan

Page: 87-93

 

8. Voices, Discourse and Identity in Chicano Narrative

María José García Vizcaíno

Page: 95-103

 

9. Chicano and the Rise of Mitos: Luis Valdez

Ahmet Beşe

Page: 105-119

 

10. Braiding Languages, Weaving Cultures: An Interview with Diana Montejano

Elisabeth Mermann-jozwiak , Nancy Sullivan

Page: 121-131

 

11. A Challenge to the Borderline from A Daughter of Aztlán: An Interview with Cherríe Moraga

İnci Bilgin

Page: 133-143

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