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Volume 21, Issue 3 (1999) Latina/o Discourses in Academe
Articles
Reading the "Latino" in Latino Studies: Toward Re-Imagining Our Academic Location
Frances R. Aparicio
Anecdotes of Citizens' Dishonor in the Age of Cultural Racism: Toward a (Trans)national Approach to Latino Studies
Suzanne Oboler
Writing and Responsibility
Achy Obejas
Ambivalent Sisterhood: Latina Feminism and Women's Studies
Margaret A. Villanueva
The Shadow of Latinidad in US Literature
Marcus Embry
Language Choice in U.S. Latina First Person Narrative: The Effects of Language Standardization and Subordination
Holly R. Cashman
Rezo Resbaloso
Ric Amésquita
The Telling of Cuentos: A Conversation about Art and Politics with Mariana Romo-Carmona
Ibis Gómez-Vega
Book Review
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Contributors
Discourse Editors
Issue Editors
- Guest Editors
- Margaret A. Villanueva and Ibis Gómez-Vega
- General Editor
- Rolando J. Romero
- Managing Editor
- Joe Barcroft