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MELUS	Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States

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Her recent publications include essays in Focus and MELUS and poetry in When civil rights were on the rise by Rozga, Margaret / The Humanist Reuman published in MELUS in the summer 2000 issue, Chicana writer/activist and poet Gloria Anzaldua complained that critics of her work had given short-shrift to the spiritual, mystical, and poetic aspects of her writing, with one exception. EntreMundos/AmongWorlds: New Perspectives on Gloria E. Anzaldua by Lopes, Iraida H. / MELUS This formula is still evident not only in the continued existence African American, Jewish, or Native American studies programs and in the regular special issues of MELUS devoted to this or that cultural literature: Italian American, Asian American, and, most recently, Filipino American--these names functioning as a kind of brand or mark of cultural property that defines and demarcates the subject matter in possessive terms. Cultural property and student identity in the multicultural classroom by Powers, Peter K. / MELUS More results

Her recent publications include essays in Focus and MELUS and poetry in

When civil rights were on the rise by Rozga, Margaret / The Humanist

Reuman published in MELUS in the summer 2000 issue, Chicana writer/activist and poet Gloria Anzaldua complained that critics of her work had given short-shrift to the spiritual, mystical, and poetic aspects of her writing, with one exception.

EntreMundos/AmongWorlds: New Perspectives on Gloria E. Anzaldua by Lopes, Iraida H. / MELUS

This formula is still evident not only in the continued existence African American, Jewish, or Native American studies programs and in the regular special issues of MELUS devoted to this or that cultural literature: Italian American, Asian American, and, most recently, Filipino American--these names functioning as a kind of brand or mark of cultural property that defines and demarcates the subject matter in possessive terms.

Cultural property and student identity in the multicultural classroom by Powers, Peter K. / MELUS

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