An edition of Badmen, bandits, and folk heroes (2009)

Badmen, bandits, and folk heroes

the ambivalence of Mexican American identity in literature and film

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the ambivalence of Mexican American identity in literature and film

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The University of Arizona Press, University of Arizona Press
Language
English
Pages
196

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Subjects

Motion pictures, Stereotypes (Social psychology) in motion pictures, Mexican Americans in literature, Mexican Americans in motion pictures, History and criticism, American literature, Stereotypes (Social psychology) in literature, History, Motion pictures, united states, American literature, history and criticism, Psychology in literature
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Badmen, bandits, and folk heroes: the ambivalence of Mexican American identity in literature and film
2009, The University of Arizona Press, University of Arizona Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction: ambivalence and contingency in the representation of Mexican identity
The greaser in Stephen Crane's Mexican stories and D.W. Griffith's early Westerns
Greasers, bandits, and revolutionaries: the conflation of Mexican identity representation, 1910-1920
The Western's ambivalence and the Mexican Badman
Stereotype, idealism, and contingency in the revolutionary's depiction
Gregorio Cortez in the Chicano/a imaginary and American popular culture
Reformulating hybrid identities and re-inscribing history in contemporary Chicano/a literature and film
Epilogue: the return of the stereotypical repressed: why stereotypes still.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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791.43/65296872073
Library of Congress
PN1995.9.M49 A46 2009, PN1995.9.M49A46 2009

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p. cm.
Number of pages
196

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9780816528684, 9780816528127
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2009008729
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312729906
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6567345

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OL13766638W

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