Chicano Poetry: A Response to Chaos

Charles M. Tatum · Bruce‐Novoa

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Rescuing the World Center: Montoya, Navarro, Delgado, Salinas 3. The Heroics of Sacrifice: I Am Joaquin 4. The Teachings of Alurista: A Chicano Way of Knowledge 5. The Heroics of Self-Love: Sergio Elizondo 6. The Voice of Silence: Miguel Mendez, Poet 7. Time, Death, and the Other Voice of Silence: Tino Villanueva 8. A Voice against Silence: Ricardo Sanchez 9. Rituals of Devastation and Resurrection: Bernice Zamora 10. Patricide and Resurrection: Gary Soto 11. Conclusion Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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