Titlebook: EntreMundos/AmongWorlds; New Perspectives on AnaLouise Keating Book 2005 AnaLouise Keating 2005 American studies.Cultural Studies.culture.

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Negotiating Paradoxical Spaces: Women, Disabilities, and the Experience of Nepantlae of my racialized appearance but because of my abnormal hands and feet. Reading these words, I recalled my own childhood experiences as a shameful outsider and identified with Anzaldúa’s pain. I could understand in new ways the feelings Anzaldúa describes—feelings that I mistakenly associated only with racism.

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Teaching la Conciencia de la Mestiza in the Midst of White Privilegeformative. However, my credentials are mere fodder when it comes to using Gloria Anzaldúa’s . with uninitiated students for whom crossing a border means leaving the state of Pennsylvania for the first time in their eighteen or twenty years or actually speaking to a “real live” person of color.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-27606-4o make a park and some of the streets of the West side of Cleveland their own. But I also wondered: How long has it been since they have been on the island? Do their children know the island? What view of Puerto Rico do they have—the Puerto Rico that they left or the Puerto Rico that is now? And such patriotism!

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Apertures of In-Betweeness, of Selves in the Middleo make a park and some of the streets of the West side of Cleveland their own. But I also wondered: How long has it been since they have been on the island? Do their children know the island? What view of Puerto Rico do they have—the Puerto Rico that they left or the Puerto Rico that is now? And such patriotism!

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From within Germinative Stasis: Creating Active Subjectivity, Resistant Agencyg in a way that enables me to begin to know her. To inhabit a resistant terrain, a “vague and undetermined” space, is also a coalitional journey. It is this knowing each other that makes life livable.

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What Do You Learn from What You See? Gloria Anzaldúa and Double-Vision in the Teaching of Writingfound humorous—our resemblance to the Keystone Kops trying mightily to construct some version of what a writing class was supposed to be, watching those efforts dismantle under our mutual confusion over what it meant to be sharing lives and words for fifteen weeks.

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Malte Rieken M.D.,Alexander Bachmann M.D.al point(s) of liminality and potential transformation. During nepantla, individual and collective self-conceptions and worldviews are shattered. Apparently fixed categories—whether based on gender, ethnicity/‘race,’ sexuality, economic status, health, religion, or some combination of these elements