Box 11
Contains 24 Results:
Dávila-Calhoun, Gloria, 1975-77
Eng/Sp.
A professor at the University of Michigan sends TR a copy of her syllabus, "Aztec-Maya-Chicano Literatures." Include general correspondence and bibliographies on Chicano/Latino writers and history of the Chicano community.
De La Fuente, Patricia, 1981
Eng/Sp.
TR sends an English professor at Pan American University at Edinburg, TX, copies of his short stories, "Inside the Window" and "Looking for Borges," which use surrealistic ideas.
Delgado, Abelardo, 1975
Eng/Sp.
A Chicano poet from the University of Utah sends TR his poetry manuscript and asks him to review and comment on it. His work is entitled Seven Abelardos, and deals with social justice and the struggle in human relations.
Delgado, Miguel, 1974
Eng/Sp.
TR receives a collection of manuscripts from Delgado, a Chicano writer, dealing with language and culture. These works are entitled "Examen introspectivo de lenguas y culturas" and "Fraternization of the Pachuco and the Chicano."
Dobrian, Walter A., 1973-77
Eng/Sp.
A professor of Spanish literature at the University of Iowa sends TR his manuscript, "Advenimiento del chicano," dealing with the historical and cultural development of the Chicano community. Include general correspondence and notes.
Elizondo, Sergio D., 1970-78
Eng/Sp.
Professor Elizondo of the University of New Mexico sends TR his literary manuscripts containing poems, short stories and essays. Some of the titles are "Die Chicanos und ihre Literatur," Perros y antiperros and "Yellow Butterfly."
Elizondo, Virgil P., 1975
Eng.
The president of the Mexican American Cultural Center sends TR a copy of his lecture given to the Catholic Theological Society of America on June 11, 1975. His essay is entitled "People Twice Conquered; Twice Colonized; Twice Oppressed."
Enríquez-M., Evangelina, 1981
Eng.
A Chicana graduate student of UCR sends TR chapters of her dissertation entitled "Towards a Definition of, and Critical Approaches to Chicano(a) Literature." Include chapters on Third World literature and Women's literature.
Espinoza, Rudolph L., 1977-78
Eng/Sp.
A graduate student sends TR his literary essays, "Navarro's Challenge" and "Report on Reading Problems of Mexican American (Chicanos)." Both essays deal with the issue of social justice facing the Chicano community.
Estupinian, Rafael, 1971
Eng/Sp.
A professor of Chicano Studies at San Diego State College sends TR an essay entitled "The Cultural Arts and Their Role in the Education of the Mexican-American," dealing with the philosophy and development of the Chicano artist/writer.