Chicano rhetoric: Some basic concepts

Lloyd D. Powers

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Latin American and Latino Studies Rhetoric and Communication Studies Cultural and political discourse analysis

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The Chicano movement is assuming significant proportions in the American Southwest. This paper discusses five of the major concepts upon which the rhetoric of the movement is based.

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1972The Mexican-American People 1970La Raza: The Mexican Americans 1973Literatura chicana: Texto y contexto 1972Mexican-Americans in the Southwest.

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