Movements in Chicano poetry: against myths, against margins

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1. Introduction: movements in a 'minority' literature Part I: The Postcolonial: 2. Four or five worlds - Chicano: a literary criticism as postcolonial discourse 3. From the homeland to the borderlands, the reformation of 'Aztlan' 4. Locality, locotes and the politics of displacement Part II. The Postmodern: 5. Migratory readings: Chicana/o literary criticism and the postmodern 6. Mythic 'memory' and cultural construction 7. Mouthing off - polyglossia and radical mestizaje Part III. Confluences: 8. Between worlds.

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