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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [157]-165) and index.
31930000606732 H26230 hardcover 48.14 gift Billie Jane Baguley from the Becker Library Fund University of Arizona Press
Contents:
- 1. The restricted entry of a forbidden term
- 2. Imagining Mexican American culture
- 3. Work, organizations, and the legacy of Chicanismo
- 4. The social contours of American Mestizaje
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- 5. Mexican-origin identities past the second generation
- 6. Imagining Mestizaje in a sociological way
- App. I. Selected respondent attributes
- App. II. Third-plus-generation Mexican American interview schedule.
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