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Advances in Discretization Methodsl landscape unforgiving to anyone who occupies a nonnormative position, the trope of the maternal hysteric emerges for Moraga most obviously in the play’s occasionally victimized matriarch Hortensia, but more significantly, I argue, through the character of her beleaguered husband, Manuel.

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