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Publisher: UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center

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Volume 26, Number 1, 1 November 2001

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Front Matter
pp. i-vii(7)

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Fashion Crimes
pp. 1-13(13)
Author: Noriega, Chon. A.

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“Revolutionary Sisters”: Women's Solidarity and Collective Identification among Chicana Brown Berets in East Los Angeles, 1967–1970
pp. 15-58(44)
Author: Espinoza, Dionne

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Selena's Good Buy: Texas Mexicans, History, and Selena Meet Transnational Capitalism
pp. 59-100(42)
Author: Coronado Jr., Raúl

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Richard Rodriguez in “Borderland”: The Ambiguity of Hybridity
pp. 101-126(26)
Author: de Castro, Juan E.

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“Carrying the Message”: Denise Chávez on the Politics of Chicana Becoming
pp. 127-156(30)
Authors: Mehaffy, Marilyn; Keating, AnaLouise

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Chicano Doppelgänger: Robert Rodriguez's First Remake and Secondary Revision
pp. 157-170(14)
Author: Torres, Hector A.

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Manuel M. Corella: The Broken Trajectory of the First Latino Student and Teacher at the University of California, 1869–1874
pp. 171-179(9)
Author: León, David J.

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Hollywood's First Spectators: Notes on Ethnic Nickelodeon Audiences in Los Angeles
pp. 181-195(15)
Author: Olsson, Jan

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The Maguey: Coming Home
pp. 197-202(6)
Author: Barraza, Santa C.

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From CARA to CACA: The Multiple Anatomies of Chicano/a Art at the Turn of the New Century
pp. 203-231(29)
Author: de Alba, Alicia Gaspar

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Blunting the Posthumanist Autopsy: Response to “Toward a Critique of Sentimentalisms in Cultural Studies” by Scott Michaelsen (Aztlán 23, number 2, Fall 1998)
pp. 233-251(19)
Author: Rosas, Gilbert A.

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The Minotaur and the Labyrinth: Response to “Into the Labyrinth: Chicano Literature in Search of a Theory” by Luis Leal (Aztlán 22, number 2, Fall 1997)
pp. 253-264(12)
Author: de Ortega y Gasca, Felipe

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Contributors
pp. 265-268(4)

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