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The Structuralist (Re)Turn: Embodied Agency in Chicano/a Poeticss of Chicano/a identity, culture, and politics. While the early writings of poets like Gonzales contributed to the community consciousness and cultural awareness that underlied the highly publicized political activism of the 1960s and 1970s, more recent projects like Anzaldúa’s new Mestiza have intr

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Universality at the Margins: Cecile Pineda’s , and the Horrific Truth of Non-Identityl difference”?. The question’s pertinence should not be underestimated, since it addresses a central ideological prejudice characteristic of our contemporary moment. Bruce-Novoa’s use of the word “risk” recalls the dictatorial status attributed to concepts like totality and universality during the h

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Qualit?t im Grundschulunterrichtwell as the practical, organizational concerns that inspired the writing of this foundational Chicano epic. Such contextualization can be established by briefly summarizing some of the major life events that inspired Gonzales’s political consciousness and activism. Growing up in the poorer, working-

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Problemstellung der Untersuchung,iousness and cultural pride, accentuated a quickly widening schism between the mostly male leadership of the Chicano movement and its large Chicana constituency. The recognition of this traditionalist subject-model reinforced a disproportionate power dynamic within the movement, one that brought to