In this collection of innovative, thought-provoking essays, established and emerging scholars consider the sea changes taking place within Chicana/o scholarship, the shifting racial and political boundaries of Chicana/o communities, and new perspectives o
In this collection of innovative, thought-provoking essays, established and emerging scholars consider the sea changes taking place within Chicana/o scholarship, the shifting racial and political boundaries of Chicana/o communities, and new perspectives o
CARLOS KEVIN BLANTON is an associate professor of history at Texas A&M University.
Inhaltsangabe
* Preface * Acknowledgments * Chapter One. Looking In while Stepping Out: Growth, Reassessment, and the Promising Problem of the New Chicana/o History (Carlos Kevin Blanton) * Chapter Two. The Accidental Historian; or, How I Found My Groove in Legal History (Michael A. Olivas) * Chapter Three. Moving beyond Aztlán: Disrupting Nationalism and Geographic Essentialism in Chicano/a History (Lilia Fernández) * Chapter Four. Chicana/o History as Southern History: Race, Place, and the US South (Perla M. Guerrero) * Chapter Five. Sacred Spaces: Race, Resistance, and the Politics of Chicana/o and Latina/o Religious History (Felipe Hinojosa) * Chapter Six. Chicanas in the US-Mexican Borderlands: Transborder Conversations of Feminism and Anarchism, 1905–1938 (Sonia Hernández) * Chapter Seven. Eastside Imaginaries: Toward a Relational and Transnational Chicana/o Cultural History (Luis Alvarez) * Select Bibliography of Recent Publications in Chicana/o History * Contributors * Index
* Preface * Acknowledgments * Chapter One. Looking In while Stepping Out: Growth, Reassessment, and the Promising Problem of the New Chicana/o History (Carlos Kevin Blanton) * Chapter Two. The Accidental Historian; or, How I Found My Groove in Legal History (Michael A. Olivas) * Chapter Three. Moving beyond Aztlán: Disrupting Nationalism and Geographic Essentialism in Chicano/a History (Lilia Fernández) * Chapter Four. Chicana/o History as Southern History: Race, Place, and the US South (Perla M. Guerrero) * Chapter Five. Sacred Spaces: Race, Resistance, and the Politics of Chicana/o and Latina/o Religious History (Felipe Hinojosa) * Chapter Six. Chicanas in the US-Mexican Borderlands: Transborder Conversations of Feminism and Anarchism, 1905–1938 (Sonia Hernández) * Chapter Seven. Eastside Imaginaries: Toward a Relational and Transnational Chicana/o Cultural History (Luis Alvarez) * Select Bibliography of Recent Publications in Chicana/o History * Contributors * Index
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