Focusing on Chicano discourse, this book examines ethnography, feminism, the politics of representation, education and post-modernist thought and the Latin position in the urban political economy.

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1. Introduction Angie C. Chabram and Rosa Linda Fregoso 2. The emergence of the right in Chicano discourse Richard Chabran 3. Chicana/o studies as oppositional ethnography Angie C. Chabram 4. Chicana Feminism: in the tracks of "the" native woman Norma Alarcon 5. Politics, representation and the emergence of a Chicana aesthetics Alvina Quintana 6. Born in East L.A. and
the politics of Representation Rosa Linda Fregoso 7.
Corridos on stage and on film: what price mainstream? Yolanda Broyles-Gonzalez 8. Ideology, ethnicity and
academia Rosaura Sanchez 9. Socrates, curriculum and
the chicano/chicana: Allan Bloom and the myth of U.S. higher education Mike Soldatenko-Gutierrez 10. The theoretical construction of the "other" in post-modernist thought: Latinos in the new urban political economy Ray Rocco