Decolonizing Latinx masculinities / Arturo J. Aldama and Frederick Luis Aldama.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Aldama, Arturo J., 1964- editor.

Aldama, Frederick Luis, 1969- editor.

Project Muse.

Series:

Latinx pop culture

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Hispanic American men--Social conditions.

Hispanic American men.

Social conditions.

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Place of Publication:

Tucson : The University of Arizona Press, 2020.

System Details:

text file

Contents:

Part I Hybrid Forms

1 Billy the Kid's Corpse and the Specter of Mexican Manhood p. 23 / John-Michael Rivera

2 Trump's Poetics of Caca: Shitty "Bad Hombres" and "Shithole" Latin American Countries p. 38 / Sergio A. Macías

3 "Noizy Minorityz": White Republicans Trapped in the Cypher p. 51 / Wayne Freeman

4 Homage to an Undocumented Heartbreak p. 65 / Alberto Ledesma

5 Urban AlterNative Masculinity: Men, Land, and Re-Indigenization in Black Chicago's Food Autonomy Movement p. 80 / Pancho McFarland

6 Learning with Norma Montoya: Scholarship as Accompaniment, Accountability, and the Advancement of a Conscientious and Caring Masculinity p. 94 / Jonathan D. Gomez

Part II Transmedial Detoxification

7 Decolonizing Predatory Masculinities in Breaking Bad and Mosquita y Mari p. 117 / Arturo J. Aldama

8 Fighting the Good Fight: Grappling with Queerness, Masculinities, and Violence in Contemporary Latinx Literature and Film p. 131 / T. Jackie Cuevas

9 Latin Lovers, Chismosas, and Gendered Discourses of Power: The Role of the Subjective Narrator in Jane the Virgin p. 151 / Kristie Soares

10 Fea, Firme y Formal: Decolonizing Latinx Female Masculinity p. 168 / Ellie Hernández

11 Chicano Dracula: The Passions and Predations of Bela Lugosi, Gomez Addams, and Kid Congo Powers p. 185 / Paloma Martinez-Cruz

Part III Troubling Storyworlds: Unsettling Masculinities

12 The Hyperpatriarchal Games: Machismo and Its Discontents in Contemporary Young-Adult Latinx Literature p. 199 / Lisa Sánchez González

13 The Uncertain Harbor of Home: Fragments, Familia, and Failure in Manuel Muñoz's "Bring Brang Brung" p. 213 / William Orchard

14 Unsettling Monuments of Chicanx Masculinity in Estela Portillo Trambley's "Rain of Scorpions" p. 228 / Francisco E. Robles

Part IV Why the Latin-X Matters: From Performance to Activism

15 Trans*lating the Genderqueer -x Through Caxcan, Nahua, and Xicanx Indígena Knowledge p. 251 / Jennie Luna and Gabriel S. Estrada

16 "Eres Cuir, or What?": Latinx Disidentificatory Practices of Becoming p. 275 / Laura Malaver

17 Decolonizing Heteronormativities and Patriarchy Within Dominant Immigrant Rights Discourse p. 294 / Alejandra Benita Portillos

18 A Rodeo to Call Their Own: LGBTQ Vaqueros and the Gay Rodeo of the American West p. 307 / Nicholas Villanueva Jr..

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Electronic reproduction. Baltimore, MD Available via World Wide Web.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9780816541836

0816541833

Publisher Number:

40030050282

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Restricted for use by site license.