Multicultural Southwest A Reader

Name: Multicultural Southwest A Reader
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ISBN: 9780816522163

ISBN-10: 0816522162

ISBN-13: 9780816522163

Edition: 2001

Authors: A. Gabriel Melï¿½ndez, M. Jane Young, Patricia Moore, Patrick Pynes, A. Gabriel Melï¿½ndez

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Book details

List price: $25.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: University of Arizona Press
Publication date: 9/1/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 294
Size: 6.14" wide x 9.25" long x 0.79" tall
Weight: 1.210
Language: English



Introduction



Southwestern Views, Ethnic Angles


The Southwest: A Definition



The Golden Key to Wonderland



The Chicano Homeland



Dry Root in a Wash



Sky Looms: Texts of Transformation and Sacred Worlds




Perceptions of the Other


Hopi Indian Ceremonies



Seeing with the Native Eye: How Many Sheep Will It Hold?



Romancing Mora



"You Don't Know Cows Like I Do": Twentieth-Century New Mexico Ranch Culture




Native America


3 Am



Raisin Eyes



Remembering Tewa Pueblo Houses and Spaces



And Then I Went to School: Memories of a Pueblo Childhood



Ode to the Land: The Dine Perspective



"We're Not Extinct"




Hispano-Mestizo America


Milo Maizes



Lent in El Paso, Texas



Sunday Mass



Sombras de la Jicarita



MexAmerica



Mexican Children Get Hard Lesson: New Laws Cut Them from N. M. Schools




Borderlands America


To live in the Borderlands means you



Baroque Principles of Organization in Contemporary Mexican American Arizona



Interview: Jesus Martinez and Ricardo Murillo



Legal Alien



Raising Hell as Well as Wheat - Papago Indians Burying the Borderline




Environment, Technology, and the Peoples of the Southwest


Albuquerque Learns It Really Is a Desert Town



In the Belly of the Beast



The Box That Broke the Barrier: The Swamp Cooler Comes to Southern Arizona



Urbanization Drains Reverence for Water



The Navajos and National Sacrifice




Making Culture: The Future Southwest


Make-Believe and Graffiti: Envisioning New Mexico Families



Creating A Tradition: The Great American Duck Race



Roads to Heaven: Pilgrimage in the Southwest



Sedona and the New (Age) Frontier



Queen of Two Cultures



Mythical Dimensions/Political Reality



Jefe, todavia no saben...



Birthplace Blues



Credits


About the Contributors


About the Editors