Feminism, Nation And Myth : La Malinche

Acknowledgments vii Critical Introduction La Malinche and Post-Movement Feminism ix Amanda Nolacea Harris Malinche Triangulated Post Scriptum and Self-Critique 2(1) Jose Emilio Pacheco Dona Marina 3(1) Malinchista, A Myth Revised 4(2) licia Gaspar de Alba Malinche Triangulated, Historically Speaking 6(8) Deena J. Gonzalez Malinche and Gendered Histories ``Mother'' Malinche and Allegories of Gender, Ethnicity and National Identity in Mexico 14(14) Sandra Messinger Cypess Foundational Motherhood: Malinche / Guadalupe in Contemporary Mexican and Chicana / Chicano Culture 28(16) Rolando J. Romero Malinche's Revenge 44(16) Alicia Gaspar de Alba Malinche: Cuerpo de Mujer Aesthetics of Sex and Race 60(7) Alfred Arteaga Coagulated Words: Gaspar de Alba's Malinche 67(15) Debra A. Castillo Malinche et al. Malinche, Calafia y Toypurina: Of Myths, Monsters and Embodied History 82(16) Antonia I. Castaneda Agustin Victor Casasola's Soldaderas: Malinchismo and the Chicana/o Artist 98(14) Guisela Latorre Malinche Myth and Metaphor In Search of la Malinche: Pictorial Representations of a Mytho-Historical Figure 112(22) Maria Herrera Sobek The Malinche-Llorona Dichotomy: The Evolution of a Myth 134(5) Luis Leal La Malinche as Metaphor 139(15) Tere Romo Conclusion: Malinche, c'est moi! Malinche Makeover: One Gay Latino's Perspective 154(4) Franco Mondini-Ruiz Living in Tongues 158(2) Amanda Nolacea Harris Contributors 160