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Todas Nosotras, Sutherland Jaramillo
Todas Nosotras, Sutherland Jaramillo
Chamisa: A Journal of Literary, Performance, and Visual Arts of the Greater Southwest
Through the consideration of the figure of La Llorona in poetic narratives, these poems, which are selections from a self-produced collection of poetry in my Master’s Thesis "La Llorona in Nuevomexicana Poetic Narratives: Reflections on Writing and Memory," explore themes of identity, place, and memory, and offer a reflection on the role of women as storytellers and the possibility of reimagining the lore to tell the story of both La Llorona’s haunting liminality and empowerment.
Of Motherhood, Caldo Y Atole, Amanda R. Garcia
Of Motherhood, Caldo Y Atole, Amanda R. Garcia
Chamisa: A Journal of Literary, Performance, and Visual Arts of the Greater Southwest
"Of Motherhood, caldo y atole" explores the complexity of motherhood in relation to the vivid scenery, culture, and food of New Mexico.
Fighting The Tragedy Of The Commons (Poem), Olivia Romo
Fighting The Tragedy Of The Commons (Poem), Olivia Romo
Natural Resources Journal
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Expressions Of Nationalism In The Poetry Of The Texas Republic, Edgar Warren Smith Jr.
Expressions Of Nationalism In The Poetry Of The Texas Republic, Edgar Warren Smith Jr.
English Language and Literature ETDs
It will be the primary purpose of this thesis to prove that the thinking and writing, especially the writing of poetry, during the period of the Texas Republic express a nationalism which stems from the separate, national feeling in which Texans had after they declared their independence from Mexico. In order to carry through this research the writer intends to study the poetry for the period 1836 to 1845 in so far as it is available for the study.
The writer believes that the Republicans felt their independence, their national separateness from any other nation, their position among the nations …