Leninism and the Chicano Movement Leninism and the Chicano Movement

Leninism and the Chicano Movement

Confluencia: Revista Hispanica de Cultura y Literatura 2009, Spring, 24, 2

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Viva la raza. A History of Chicano Identity and Resistance. Yolanda Alaniz and Megan Cornish. Red Letter Press, Seattle W.A. 2008. Yolanda Alaniz and Megan Cornish authors of Viva La Raza: A History of Chicano Identity and Resistance, analyze the Chicana/o movement using a Leninist framework. The authors discussion is built upon Lenin's definition of a nation, "a nation is a historically evolved, stable community of people, formed on the basis of a common language, territory, economic life and psychological make up manifested in a common culture." (p29) Using this criteria the authors ask three questions, first are Chicanos a nation? Second are Chicanos developing into a nation? Third, is the oppression faced by Chicanos that of an oppressed group?

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Sachbücher
ERSCHIENEN
2009
22. März
SPRACHE
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Spanisch
UMFANG
5
Seiten
VERLAG
University of Northern Colorado, Department of Hispanic Studies
GRÖSSE
53,3
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