Spanish American women's use of the word, colonial through contemporary narratives, Stacey Schlau
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Spanish American women's use of the word, colonial through contemporary narratives, Stacey Schlau
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [195]-212) and index
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non fiction
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Spanish American women's use of the word
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bibliography
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Stacey Schlau
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colonial through contemporary narratives
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Wanted, dead (to the world): autobiographical narratives by colonial nun authors Gerónima Nava y Saavedra and Ursula Suárez -- Gendered crime and punishment in New Spain: Inquisitional cases against the Ilusas Teresa de Jesús and Bárbara de Echegaray -- En/gender/ing the racialized other, re/writing indigenist narrative: Matto de Turner's Aves sin nido and Gómez de Avellaneda's Guatimozín and "El cacique de Turmequé" -- In search of a foremother: Silvina Bullrich and Madga Portal on Flora Tristán -- Mothers in the Mexican and Cuban revolutions: Nellia Campobelo, Magdalena Mondragón, and Dora Alonso -- "Quiero aportar un granito de arena": collaborative political text making by Dominga de la Cruz and Domitila Barrios Chungara -- Making historia (history/her story): Elvira Orphée's No women's zone and Marta Traba's women's zone
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