Poemas,
2012
DePaul University
Border Cross Warning: We Are Not Responsible For Items Lost During Your Oppression. My Forged Identities Speaking Back.,
2012
University of Utah
Border Cross Warning: We Are Not Responsible For Items Lost During Your Oppression. My Forged Identities Speaking Back., Silvia Patricia Solís
Diálogo
No abstract provided.
Exilio Y Cárcel,
2012
Nazareth College
About Memoria(Memory),
2012
DePaul University
From The Editor,
2012
DePaul University
Karla Suárez, Silente Viajera,
2012
University of Houston
Merging Exile Into Diaspora: Other Letters To Milena,
2012
Illinois State University
Merging Exile Into Diaspora: Other Letters To Milena, Kristin Dykstra
Diálogo
No abstract provided.
A Young Woman Brought The First Flowers,
2012
DePaul University
A Young Woman Brought The First Flowers, Reina María Rodríguez, Kristin Dykstra
Diálogo
No abstract provided.
Tropical Disturbances,
2012
DePaul University
Fragment From The Diary Of My Return To Chile In 1990,
2012
Duke University
Fragment From The Diary Of My Return To Chile In 1990, Ariel Dorfman
Diálogo
No abstract provided.
The Shine In The Eyes Of The Naked,
2012
DePaul University
Siempre Nos Quedará Madrid [Fragmentos],
2012
New York University
Siempre Nos Quedará Madrid [Fragmentos], Enrique Del Risco Arrocha
Diálogo
No abstract provided.
Displacing Forces,
2012
DePaul University
Poems From One Day My Hands Will Touch The Ceiling,
2012
DePaul University
Poems From One Day My Hands Will Touch The Ceiling, Erika M. Martínez
Diálogo
Includes "From New Jersey", "For a Week", and "Displacement"
La Ciudad Donde Habito,
2012
DePaul University
Los Primeros Dos Años Aquí (Son Los Más Duros),
2012
DePaul University
Los Primeros Dos Años Aquí (Son Los Más Duros), Néstor Díaz De Villegas
Diálogo
No abstract provided.
Poems,
2012
DePaul University
Poems, Michael J. Pagán
Diálogo
Includes "Fancy Limes at a Sponging House" and "The Biographical Fallacies Found in Migration's Anxious Knuckles"
Hector Duarte,
2012
DePaul University
“To Say Nothing”: Variations On The Theme Of Silence In Selected Works By Sor Juana Inés De La Cruz, Sandra Cisneros, And María Luisa Bombal,
2012
Gettysburg College
“To Say Nothing”: Variations On The Theme Of Silence In Selected Works By Sor Juana Inés De La Cruz, Sandra Cisneros, And María Luisa Bombal, Hannah M. Frantz
Student Publications
This paper explores the various ways in which Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz’s La Respuesta, Sandra Cisneros’s “Woman Hollering Creek,” and María Luisa Bombal’s “The Tree” address the theme of silence. It interrogates how the female characters in each of these works are silenced as well as their responses to that oppression. Meaning is subjective, so writing is a safe outlet for the oppressed. These works each identify an oppressor, either a husband or the male dominated church, as well as an oppressed individual, who is the female lead. In La Respuesta, the Catholic church, and specifically …
Sexual Racism In A Gay Community On The U.S.-Mexico Border: Revisiting The Latin Americanization Thesis Online,
2012
University of Texas at El Paso
Sexual Racism In A Gay Community On The U.S.-Mexico Border: Revisiting The Latin Americanization Thesis Online, Jesus Gregorio Smith
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
The aim of this investigation is to examine racism in a sexual context or as it shall be defined here, sexual racism, along the border town of El Paso, TX by expanding upon Eduardo Bonilla-Silva's (2002) Latin Americanization Thesis of tri-racial stratification that posits that the U.S. will reflect a three tier racial structure with the White race on top, then an intermediary group of Honorary Whites and a Collective Black category at the bottom. This study will expand upon the Latin Americanization Thesis by examining the intersection of race/ethnicity with sexuality. Specifically, I will add to this thesis by …
