Radical Chicana Poetics

1. Introduction
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Part I. Dangerous Bodies/Texts

2. Polycentricity
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3. Gloria Anzaldúa’s Poetics: The Process of Writing Borderlands/La Frontera

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4. Cherríe Moraga’s “Theory-in-the Flesh” and the Chicana Subject
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5. Collective Creativity
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Part II. (Re)Positionings

6. Nepantlism
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7. The Nomadic Chicana Writer in Ana Castillo and Emma Pérez
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8. Antiacademicism
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9. Alicia Gaspar de Alba’s Sor Juana as Symbolic Foremother
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Part III. Global Interventions

10. “Compostura”
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11. Weaving Texts and Selves in Sandra Cisneros’s Caramelo

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12. Transdisciplinarity
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13. The Juárez Murders, Chicana Poetics, and Human Rights Discourse
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14. Epilogue
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Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Latin American Culture, North American Literature, Twentieth-Century Literature, Literature, general, Gender Studies, Poetry and Poetics