Technofuturos challenges conventional notions of Latina/o identities, histories, and cultures by historicizing and differentiating the multiple discourses of Latinidad.
Technofuturos challenges conventional notions of Latina/o identities, histories, and cultures by historicizing and differentiating the multiple discourses of Latinidad.
Nancy Raquel Mirabal is associate professor for the Raza Studies Department at San Francisco State University. Agustin Laó-Montes is assistant professor of sociology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 Historical Futures Chapter 2 Latin, Latino, American: Split States and the Global Imaginary Chapter 3 Reading Violence, Making Chicana Subjectivities Chapter 4 Becoming a Man in Yndias: The Mediations of Catalina De Erauso, The Lieutenant Nun Chapter 5 Afro-Latinas: Bridging Blackness and Latinidad Chapter 6 Technologies: Transculturations of Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Arturo A. Schomburg's Masonic Writings Part 7 Globality Chapter 8 Transfeminismos en el mundo zurdo: Trajectories of U.S. Third World Feminisms Chapter 9 Central American Diasporas: Transnational Gangs and the Transformation of Latina/o Identity in the United States Chapter 10 The Best of Care: Latinas and the Discourse of Care Chapter 11 Segmentation, Migration, and Reciprocities: Cultural Policy and the Growth of Spanish-language Media in the US Chapter 12 Transmigrant Identities: The Closet and Other Tales by Colombian Immigrants in New York Chapter 13 "Ochero.com": Circimscribing Transnational Spiritualism Through the Aesthetics of Internet Botanicas Chapter 14 The Salsa Dancing Body On and Off Stage: A Locus of Agency and Transculturation Part 15 Writing Self Chapter 16 An AIDS Testimonial: It's a Broken Record: Ese disco se rayó Chapter 17 Guayaquileña (in)documentada: One Way Ticket to My Diaspora(s): A Testimonio Chapter 18 Accent on José: Technological Choice and the Spanish Option in Post 911 America Chapter 19 A Bridge to Brown: The Politics of Latina Reading Chapter 20 Mambo No. 5: Montage of the Other Woman
Part 1 Historical Futures Chapter 2 Latin, Latino, American: Split States and the Global Imaginary Chapter 3 Reading Violence, Making Chicana Subjectivities Chapter 4 Becoming a Man in Yndias: The Mediations of Catalina De Erauso, The Lieutenant Nun Chapter 5 Afro-Latinas: Bridging Blackness and Latinidad Chapter 6 Technologies: Transculturations of Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Arturo A. Schomburg's Masonic Writings Part 7 Globality Chapter 8 Transfeminismos en el mundo zurdo: Trajectories of U.S. Third World Feminisms Chapter 9 Central American Diasporas: Transnational Gangs and the Transformation of Latina/o Identity in the United States Chapter 10 The Best of Care: Latinas and the Discourse of Care Chapter 11 Segmentation, Migration, and Reciprocities: Cultural Policy and the Growth of Spanish-language Media in the US Chapter 12 Transmigrant Identities: The Closet and Other Tales by Colombian Immigrants in New York Chapter 13 "Ochero.com": Circimscribing Transnational Spiritualism Through the Aesthetics of Internet Botanicas Chapter 14 The Salsa Dancing Body On and Off Stage: A Locus of Agency and Transculturation Part 15 Writing Self Chapter 16 An AIDS Testimonial: It's a Broken Record: Ese disco se rayó Chapter 17 Guayaquileña (in)documentada: One Way Ticket to My Diaspora(s): A Testimonio Chapter 18 Accent on José: Technological Choice and the Spanish Option in Post 911 America Chapter 19 A Bridge to Brown: The Politics of Latina Reading Chapter 20 Mambo No. 5: Montage of the Other Woman
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