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an Helena María Viramontes critical reader
Foreword: "Look at these lives" / Sonia Saldívar-Hull -- I. Latin American perspectives -- "Had they been heading for the barn all along?" : Viramonte's Chicana feminist revision of Steinbeck's migrant family / Barbara Brinson Curiel -- Constructing community through fiction in Helena María Viramontes's Their dogs came with them and Susana Sánchez Bravo's Espacios condenados / Raelene Wyse -- II. The body -- Phantoms and patch quilt people: narrative art and migrant collectivity in Helena María Viramontes's Under the feet of Jesus / Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano -- The women in East Los Angeles: gender and the city in Their dogs came with them / Juanita Heredia -- Tapestries of space-time: urban institutional spaces in Helena María Viramontes's short fiction / Margarita T. Barceló -- III. Ethics and aesthetics -- Lovingly: ethics in Viramontes's stories / Juan D. Mah y Busch -- Metaphors to love by: toward a Chicana aesthetics in Their dogs came with them / Mary Pat Brady -- Crowbars, peaches, and sweat: coming to voice through image in Under the feet of Jesus / R. Joyce Z.L. Garay -- Our dogs came with us: Viramontes prays to X̤lotl with Digna Rabia / Aldo Ulisses Reséndiz Ramírez -- IV. Interviews -- Elevated thinking, metaphor making, aspired imagining: an interview with Helena María Viramontes / interview with Gabriella Gutiérrez y Muhs -- Faith in the imagination: an interview with Helena Ma̕ra Viramontes / interview with José Antonio Rodríguez
Includes bibliographical references and index.