The Cambridge History of Latina/o American Literature - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-xi

Contributors

pp xii-xix

Acknowledgements

pp xx-xx

Chronology

pp xxi-xxxvi

Introduction

pp 1-30

Part I - Rereading the Colonial Archive

pp 31-136

1 - Indigenous Herencias

pp 33-50

2 - Performing to a Captive Audience

pp 51-73

3 - The Tricks of the Weak

pp 74-92

4 - Rethinking the Colonial Latinx Literary Imaginary

pp 93-118

5 - The Historical and Imagined Cultural Genealogies of Latinidad

pp 119-136

Part II - The Roots and Routes of Latina/o Literature

pp 137-306

6 - Whither Latinidad?

pp 139-156

7 - Father Félix Varela and the Emergence of an Organized Latina/o Minority in Early Nineteenth-Century New York City

pp 157-175

8 - Transamerican New Orleans

pp 176-189

9 - Trajectories of ExChange

pp 190-215

10 - Narratives of Displacement in Places that Once Were Mexican

pp 216-231

11 - Under the Skin of Latina Feminism and Racism

pp 232-248

12 - José Martí, Comparative Critique, and the Emergence of Latina/o Modernity in Gilded Age New York

pp 249-275

13 - Afro-Latinidad

pp 276-306

Part III - Negotiating Literary Modernity

pp 307-466

14 - Oratory, Memoir, and Theater

pp 309-333

15 - Literary Revolutions in the Borderlands

pp 334-352

16 - Making It Nuevo

pp 353-370

17 - The Archive and Afro-Latina/o Field-Formation

pp 371-393

18 - Floricanto en Aztlán

pp 394-410