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Acknowledgments
Prologue: A Chicana Lesbian Scholar's Tale
Introduction: History
1. Chicana Lesbian Fictions
2. The Mystery of the Weeping Woman
3. Black Velvet Fantasies: "The" Aztec Princess in the Chicana/o Sexual Imagination
4. Sor Juana and the Search for (Queer) Cultural Heroes
5. Memories of Girlhood: Chicana Lesbian Fictions
6. Shameless Histories: Talking Race/Talking Sex
7. Queer for the Revolution: The Representation of Politics and the Politics of Representation
8. Conclusion: With Her Machete in Her Hand
Appendix: Toward a Chronological Bibliography of Chicana Lesbian Fictions, 1971-2002
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Scott Malone
reviewed With Her Machete in Her Hand: Reading Chicana Lesbians on August 23, 2011 With Her Machete in Her Hand: Reading Chicana Lesbians
Great book with very academic and eye-opening statements. The author purposefully uses difficult language to articulate a point that has not previously been made. Canonical sociology, as well as canonical literature is something that we don't notice or pay much thought to. However, it juxtaposes a lot of history that is roots for where we are today, as people and as a nation. I encourage anyone who is interested in learning about the notions and ideology that surrounds us everyday to read this book. Like the water fish swim in, or the air we breathe, some things encompass all of what we know, but we fail to see or realize that.
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