...Megan Obourn Through a reading of Arturo Islas's posthumously published La Mollie and the King of Tears , this essay offers a critique of liberal, multicultural uses of postcolonial hybridity in the context of U.S. literature and literary criticism. The essay reviews current uses of hybridity...

..., and a poem. These pieces address some of the topics Burke pursued throughout his career, such as ecology, technology, the relationship between creativity and stress, the literary uses of language, and the mind-body connection. Arturo Islas: The Uncollected Works. Ed. Frederick Luis Aldama. Houston, Tex...

... essays on topics such as folklore, ethnicity, sexu- ality, and architecture. A number of Chicano writers are explored, includ- ing Pat Mora, Amelia Valdez, Sandra Cisneros, Arturo Islas, and filmmaker Gregory Nava. The volume also includes an interview with Chicana writer Ana Castillo...

... . A Phenomenology of Landscape: Places, Paths and Monuments . Providence, RI : Berg . Walcott Derek . 1991 . Interview by Lawley Sue . Desert Island Discs. BBC , June 9 , www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/features/desert-island-discs/castaway/30cca926 . ———. “ Isla Incognita .” In Caribbean...

... in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full access to reassuring models of harmonious hybridity. Obourn’s third chapter explores how inter(national) distantiation in the novels of Kincaid...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full access to reassuring models of harmonious hybridity. Obourn’s third chapter explores how inter(national) distantiation in the novels of Kincaid...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full access to reassuring models of harmonious hybridity. Obourn’s third chapter explores how inter(national) distantiation in the novels of Kincaid...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... identities to provoke an awareness of their lib- eral multicultural ideological frameworks. The second chapter argues that hybrid distantiation in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full...

... in Islas’s fiction seeks to expose the limits of hybrid­ ity discourse and explores how Islas’s work simultaneously makes readers aware of and prevents full access to reassuring models of harmonious hybridity. Obourn’s third chapter explores how inter(national) distantiation in the novels of Kincaid...

..., Harriet Doerr, Carlos Fuentes, Cormac McCarthy, José Antonio Villareal, Ernesto Galarza, Américo Parades, Arturo Islas, Miguel Méndez, and Leslie Marmon Silko adapt to and resist postcolonialist spaces around them? King is especially illuminating on such fluid borderland genres as the ‘‘Hispanic...

... of domestic space, for example, with the space of national territories. How do the characters of Helen Hunt Jackson, María Ruiz de Bur- ton, Jovita González, Harriet Doerr, Carlos Fuentes, Cormac McCarthy, José Antonio Villareal, Ernesto Galarza, Américo Parades, Arturo Islas, Miguel Méndez, and Leslie...

..., Harriet Doerr, Carlos Fuentes, Cormac McCarthy, José Antonio Villareal, Ernesto Galarza, Américo Parades, Arturo Islas, Miguel Méndez, and Leslie Marmon Silko adapt to and resist postcolonialist spaces around them? King is especially illuminating on such fluid borderland genres as the ‘‘Hispanic...

..., Harriet Doerr, Carlos Fuentes, Cormac McCarthy, José Antonio Villareal, Ernesto Galarza, Américo Parades, Arturo Islas, Miguel Méndez, and Leslie Marmon Silko adapt to and resist postcolonialist spaces around them? King is especially illuminating on such fluid borderland genres as the ‘‘Hispanic...

..., Harriet Doerr, Carlos Fuentes, Cormac McCarthy, José Antonio Villareal, Ernesto Galarza, Américo Parades, Arturo Islas, Miguel Méndez, and Leslie Marmon Silko adapt to and resist postcolonialist spaces around them? King is especially illuminating on such fluid borderland genres as the ‘‘Hispanic...