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, 2004 This paper summarizes quantitative and qualitative findings from a 1999 study of Mexican-origin households in Nogales, Arizona. An important finding shows that women’s educational progress is facilitated with social support, and more importantly, that a ...
O'Leary, Anna Ochoa
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Selections from A Frontier Documentary: Mexican Tucson, 1821-1856
, 1994 The goal of the Mexican American Studies & Research Center's Working Paper Series is to disseminate recent research on the Mexican American experience. The Center welcomes papers from the social sciences, public policy fields, and the humanities.
McCarty, Kieran
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The plumed horn / El corno emplumado: poetry, translation and subversion
Latin American Literary Review, 2022 In this essay, the importance of translation as a means of subversion is studied through the bilingual literary magazine El Corno emplumado / The plumed horn. It was published in Mexico City in 1962 and ran for seven and a half years, until 1969.
Yasmín Elizabeth Rojas
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Valenciana, 2019 Desde un punto de vista de los contenidos y su sentido, abordaremos el modo en que Joaquín Antonio Peñalosa se ha podido inspirar en los Ejercicios espirituales de san Ignacio de Loyola para la elaboración de su obra poética Ejercicios para las ...
Fernando Arredondo Ramón
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Identidad, mito y literatura: Carlota y Noticias del Imperio de Fernando del Paso
Cahiers d’études des cultures ibériques et latino-américaines, 2019 A close look at the identity construction of the character Empress Carlota in the historical novel, Noticias del Imperio, by the Mexican author Fernando del Paso.
María Guadalupe Sánchez Robles
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IdeAs, 2023 Representations of ‘pure and innocent ideal children’ started in literature in the 19th century. They embody a moral ideal to which contemporary child characters in novels continue to be compared.
Sarah Diraison
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“Ensayar: leer en compañía”: la biblioteca argentina de Juan Villoro
ILCEA, 2015 The Mexican writer Juan Villoro, in his literary critic facet, has theorized about in-between genres and practices such as the essay, the chronicle and translation.
Margarita Remón-Raillard
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La poésie nègre au Mexique. Voix d’une présence africaine au cœur des ténèbres
Cahiers d’études des cultures ibériques et latino-américaines, 2019 Just as the majority of Latin-American societies, Mexico was built from three main elements: The Native, the European, and the African. Today, however, unlike the first two which self-evidently appear whenever the Mexican world is examined, the latter ...
Ulrich Kevin Maganga
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The Sounds of the Desert: Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli
Latin American Literary Review, 2021 In this article, I examine Lost Children Archive, by Valeria Luiselli. I study the methods through which in the novel, sound becomes one of the main narrative tools to underscore the political, historical, and ecological facets of a complex biome that ...
Emily Celeste Vazquez Enriquez
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Memory, Metatheater, and Intertextuality in "La Madrugada" by Juan Tovar
The Coastal Review, 2018 This work explores the concepts of temporality, memory and history in the play La madrugada by Juan Tovar presented through the use of metatheatricality and intertextuality with works such as Pedro Páramo and various historical corridos.
Brian T Chandler
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