This is the first inter-group and gender inclusive collection of
scholarship in U.S. Latino literary criticism that begins with the
assumption that the literature written by U.S. Latinos is as
important an object of scholarship as U.S. Latino/a history,
sociology, and culture, fields that have dominated previous
inter-group anthologies. Some of the most important and insightful
Latino and Latina literary scholars in the field write on authors
from the four major Latino/a groups-- Cuban American, Dominican
American, Mexican American, and Puerto Rican American. The
anthology evaluates the state of U.S. Latino/a literary study and
projects a vision of that study for the twenty-first century. This
book is divided into four major areas of literary inquiry: analyses
of the psychic relations between the Latino/a subject and its
mimetic others; explorations of the complexities of race and
Afro-Latino/a poetics; studies of the representation of labor in
the Latino/a literary imagination; and genealogical and archival
assessment of U.S. Latino literature's relationship with American,
Caribbean, and Latin American literatures and histories.
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