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In the midst of historical ruptures and transfiguration caused by a globalization that has restructured new realities marked by violence, Central American and Chicanos realities have come into contact in a global space such the United States. Thus, the interdependence between these two cultures is so close that the literary influences are unavoidable.
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- Escobar, Mario A (Author)
- Hernández-G, Manuel De Jesús (Thesis advisor)
- Rosales, Jesus (Thesis advisor)
- Menjivar, Cecilia (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2011
Subjects
- Latin American literature
- Central American and Chicano
- Chicano Literature
- Eucentroamericano
- Salvadoran Chicano
- Salvadoran literature
- US Central American
- Globalization in literature
- Violence in literature
- American literature--Mexican American authors--History and criticism.
- Mexican American literature (Spanish)--History and criticism.
- Mexican American literature (Spanish)
- Central American literature--History and criticism.
- Central American literature
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- Partial requirement for: M.A., Arizona State University, 2011Note typethesis
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 168-177)Note typebibliography
- Spanish and EnglishNote typelanguage
- Field of study: Spanish
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by Mario A. Escobar