Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword | Frederick Luis Aldama
Introduction | Karen R. Roybal and Bernadine M. Hernández
Part I. The Chicanx Letters
Chapter 1. Lettered Encounters | Ximena Keogh Serrano
Chapter 2. For the Pleasure of the Chicanx Poet | Shanna M. Salinas
Chapter 3. Unbounded and Limitless | Olga L. Herrera
Part II. So Far from Nation
Chapter 4. “¿A’ca’o qué, comadre?” | Ayendy Bonifacio
Chapter 5. Identity Formation and Dislocation | Tereza M. Szeghi
Chapter 6. Selling the “Authentic” | Electra Gamón Fielding
Chapter 7. So Far from Nation | Amelia María de la Luz Montes
Part III. Give It to the Globe
Chapter 8. Queering Space in Ana Castillo’s Give It to Me | Daniel Shank Cruz
Chapter 9. Queer(ing) Motherhood in Ana Castillo’s Black Dove: Mamá, Mi’jo, and Me | Elena Avilés
Chapter 10. Nostalgia for a Future | Liliana C. González
Chapter 11. Giving It to the Globe | Emma Pérez
Part IV. Mamá, Mijxs, and Me
Chapter 12. Priestess y Pastora | Laura Elena Belmonte
Chapter 13. The Unbreakable Link | Rebecca A. Kennedy de Lorenzini
Chapter 14. Feminist Imaginaries of Justice | Araceli Esparza
Chapter 15. Chicana Feminist Literary Subjectivity in a Transnational Frame | Ellie D. Hernández
Part V. Teaching and Pedagogy
Chapter 16. Replanting You as Winyan, Uarhiti, Kwe | Gabriela Spears-Rico
Chapter 17. Teaching Ana Castillo | Leigh Johnson
Chapter 18. “Never Stay Silent” | Sandra Ruiz
Chapter 19. Teaching Chicana Literature in Community College | Danizete Martínez
Chapter 20. Por Todos Lados | Norma E. Cantú
Part VI. An Interview with Ana Castillo
An Interview with Ana Castillo | Francisco J. Galarte
Conclusion. Latinx/Chicanx Feminist Futures | Karen R. Roybal and Bernadine M. Hernández
Notes
Bibliography
Contributors
Index