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Year: 1967

Book Condition: Very GoodFormat: PaperbackYear: 2000Stated Print: 16th PrintingPublisher: Penguin Books Additional Condition Info: Please refer to pictures for overall condition

Book Condition: Very GoodFormat: PaperbackYear: 1986Stated Print: Second PrintingPublisher: KC PublicationsAdditional Condition Info: Please refer to pictures for overall condition

Binding is tight with damage to the top of the spine

Book Condition: GoodFormat: Hardcover Year: 1936Publisher: A John Day book

MeXicana Encounters civilization Year: 1967In MeXicana Encounters, cultural theorist Rosa Linda Fregoso offers a powerful examination of how Mexican and Chicana women negotiate identity, representation, and power within the shifting landscapes of the U. S.Mexico borderlands. Through insightful analysis of film, media, and popular culture, Fregoso explores the ways in which gender, race, and nation intersect to shape the lived experiences and cultural expressions of MeXicanas. Drawing on

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