Imagined transnationalism : U.S. Latino/a literature, culture, and identity

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Introduction: Imagined Transnationalism: Refiguring Latino/a Literature, Culture, and Identity K.Concannon, F.Lomeli & M.Priewe Chicano Transnation B.Ashcroft A Schematic Approach to Understanding Latino Transnational Literary Texts N.Kanellos Para Espanol Oprima el Numero Dos: Trans-nationalism, Translation, and U.S. Latino/a Literature M.Sanchez Transnational Migrations and Political Mobilizations: The Case of A Day Without a Mexican M.Herrera-Sobek The Imagined Transnationalism of Gender-Based Violence at the Mexico-U.S. Border C.Sadowski-Smith Precursors of Hemispheric Writing: Latin America, the Caribbean, and Early U.S.-American Identity G.Pisarz-Ramirez Slammin' in Transnational Heterotopia: Words Being Spoken at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe H.Zapf A Broader and Wiser Revolution: Refiguring Chicano Nationalist Politics in Latin American Consciousness in Post-Movement Chicana/o Literature T.Libretti Oppositional Consciousness, Travel, and Ethics in Juan Felipe Herrera's Mayan Drifter M.A.Oliver 'Donde Estas Vos/z ? Performing Salvadorenidades in Washington D.C. A.P.Rodriguez With Bertolt Brecht and the Aztecs Towards an Imagined Transnationalism: A Case Study at the Turn to the 3rd Millenniu K.Ikas The Final Frontier: Imagining Latinos in Guillermo Gomez-Pena and Gustavo Vasquez's The Great Mojado Invasion (The 2nd US-Mexico War) C.Leen Writing the Haitian Diaspora: The Trans-National Contexts of Edwidge Danticat's The Dew Breaker R.L.Ortiz

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