Recovering U.S. Hispanic Literary Heritage, Volume 7.

Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- History, Culture and Ideology -- Describing the "New World": De dicto vs. de re, Historians vs. Eyewitnesses -- Recuperando la memoria cultural: Cleofas Jaramillo y las recetas originales de Nuevo Mexico -- Women Writers in the Nineteenth-Century Hispanic Southwest Letters Discourses and Linguistics -- Women's Voices: Genderr Politics and Culture -- Recovering the Self: The Unnamed Characters of Luisa Capetillo's -- El heroe agachado or the Hero that Wasn't: Virile Language andWomenÌs Quest for Political Participation -- TreacherousWomen in the cronicas of Quezigno Gazavic: A Strategy in Creating Community -- Amparo Ruiz de Burton Literature and History -- Building a Bridge to the Twentieth Century Ruiz de BurtonÌs Novel Techne in The Squatter and the Don -- Irony and Laughter in Ruiz de Burton's Public Sphere -- The Interior Frontier Man: The Squatter and the Don, the Conquest of Manhood and the Making of Mexicant American Literature -- Language Representation and Translation -- Representations of Language in Three Early Novels by U.S. Latinos -- Keeping it Real": The Translation of El so de Texas -- Contributors.

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