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scriptures, utopias, and the Chicano movement
Introduction: scriptures, place, and no place in the Chicano movement -- "We are Aztlán : writing scriptures, writing utopia in El plan espiritual de Aztlán -- "The holy city which has been written in this book" : the utopian scripturalization of Revelation -- "The spirit will speak for my people" : El plan de Santa Barbara and the Chicanx movement as a project of scripturalization -- "Power and dominance, loyalty and conformity" : family, gender, sexuality, and utopian scripturalization -- "Faith and social justice are so connected in my book" : scriptures, scrolls, and scribes as technologies of diaspora -- Coda : Scriptural revelations and reconquest.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-294) and index.