Di'csyonaary X:tèe'n Dìi'zh Sah Sann Lu'uc: San Lucas Quiaviní Zapotec Dictionary: Diccionario Zapoteco de San Lucas Quiaviní
Pamela Munro and Felipe H. Lopez with Olivia V. Méndez, Rodrigo Garcia and Michael R. Galant.
The first Zapotec-English dictionary. Contains over 9,000 entries and cross-references. Zapotec words and expressions are defined in both English and Spanish. Contains English-Zapotec and Spanish-Zapotec indices containing over 20,000 brief entries. Munro is a leading scholar of indigenous languages of the Americas. Lopez is a UCLA graduate student and native speaker of San Lucas Quiavini Zapotec.
September 1999. 2 vols. 650 pp. 11 x 8.5. Paper: $35.00.
ISBN number: 978-0-89551-095-2.

No Longer a Minority: Latinos and Social Policy in California
California Identity Project. Hayes-Bautista, David E, Aída Hurtado, R. Burciaga Valdez, and Anthony C. R. Hernández. 1992.
Paper: $12.50; now at 40 percent discount: $7.50.
ISBN: 0-89551-092-8.

Statistics on and analysis of California 's Latino population. Cover badly damaged. Interior perfect.

Roots of Resistance: Land Tenure in New Mexico, 1680-1980
Ortiz, Roxanne Dunbar. 1980
Monograph Series, no. 10. 202 pages.
Paper. $30.00.
ISBN: 0-89551-050-2.

A history of Mexican land ownership.

An Illustrated History of Mexican Los Angeles, 1781-1985
Ríos-Bustamante, Antonio, and Pedro Castillo. 1986.
Monograph Series, no. 12. 196 pages.
Paper. $40.00.
ISBN: 0-89551-053-7.

A history of Chicanos in Los Angeles.

Floricanto en Aztlán
Alurista. 1971.
Creative Series, no. 1. 100 pages.
Hardback. $50.00. ISBN: 9995108410.

An essential poetry text in the American literary canon and the winner of several design awards.

"Some writers, however, looked further back to pre-Columbian times in Mexico for the connecting link between the past and the present. One of the writers who incorporated both social criticism and history was Alurista, who in 1971 published his first one hundred poems in a collection entitled Floricanto en Aztlán. In it, he draws on images from Aztec culture and Mayan mythology, bringing them together in jarring relation to the arid, sterile images of what he calls Anglo ?Amérika.? Alurista uses a mixture of Spanish and English, which further underscores the clash of images within each poem. He is best known for his delineation of a literary aesthetic based on the Indian model of flower and song, the Aztec notion of permanence within change. Out of all these explorations into the Mexican cultural past, Alurista helped foster the notion of ?Amerindia,? or the concept indicating the unification of all Indian peoples into one creative, political, and social impetus." Teres McKenna, "Immigrants in Our Own Land: A Chicano Literature Review and Pedagogical Assessment," ADE Bulletin (winter 1988): 30-38.

Mexican-U.S. Relations: Conflict and Convergence
Vasquez, Carlos, and Manuel García Griego, eds. 1983.
Anthology Series, no. 3. 490 pages.
Hard. $30.00
ISBN: 0-89551-054-5.

A selection of critical essays on Mexican-U.S. relations.

Hernández, Deluvina. 1970. Mexican-American Challenges to a Sacred Cow. Monograph Series, no. 1. 60 pages. Copyright: Authors. Out of Print.

Castillo, Pedro, and Alberto Camarillo. 1973. Furia y Muerte: Los Bandidos Chicanos. Monograph Series, no. 4. 172 pages. Copyright: ??. Out of Print.

Duran, Patricia Herrera, and Roberto Cabello-Argandoña. 1973. The Chicana: A Preliminary Bibliographic Study. Reference Series, no. 2. 52 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Lemus, Frank C. 1973. National Roster of Spanish Surnamed Elected Officials. Reference Series, no. 1. 97 pages. Copyright: Urban Affairs Institute. Reprint from Aztlan. Out of Print.

Macías, Reynaldo F., Buillermo V. Flores, Donaldo Figueroa, and Luis Aragón, eds. 1973. A Study of Unincorporated East Los Angeles. Monograph Series, no. 3. 130 pages. Three Printings. Copyright: Authors. Out of Print.

Suárez, Cecilia, and Roberto Cabello-Argandoña. 1973. Early Childhood Education: A Selected Bibliography. Reference Series, no. 5. 52 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Gómez-Quiñones, Juan, and Alberto Camarillo. 1974. Selected Materials on Chicano Studies. Reference Series, no. 3. 38 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Gómez-Quiñones, Juan, and Victor Nelson-Cisneros. 1974. Selected Bibliography on Chicano Labor Materials. Reference Series, no. 6. Out of Print. None found.

Macías, Reynaldo, and Juan Gómez-Quiñones. 1974. National Directory of Chicano Faculty and Research. Reference Series, no. 7. 141 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Arroyo, Luis L. 1975. Selected Bibliography of Recent Chicano History Writings: 1970-1975. Reference Series, no. 9. 38 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Cabello-Argandoña, Roberto, and Patricia Herrera Duran. 1975. The Chicana: A Comprehensive Bibliographic Study. Referene Series, no 10. 308 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Gómez-Quiñones, Juan, and Alberto Camarillo. 1975. Selected Bibliography for Chicano Studies. Rev. Ed. Reference Series, no. 4. 38 pages. Copyright: Authors. Out of Print.

Maciel, David. R. 1975. Mexico: Selected Bibliography for Sources for Chicano Studies. Reference Series, no. 8. 38 pages. Copyright: Author. Out of Print.

López, Ronald W., Arturo Madrid-Barela, and Reynaldo Macías. 1976. Chicanos in Higher Education: Status and Issues. Monograph Series, no. 7. 199 pages. Copyright: Authors. Out of Print.

Gómez-Quiñones, Juan. 1977. On Culture. Popular Series, no. 1. 23 pages. Copyright: Authors. Out of Print.

Mora, Magdalena, and Adelaida R. Del Castillo. 1980. Mexican Women in the United States: Struggles Past and Present. 204 pages. Occasional Paper Series, no. 2. Two printings. Copyright: UC. Out of print.

Fisher, Francisco García-A. Darien, and Hilda Villarreal. 1981. ¿Quién Sabe? A Preliminary List of Chicano Reference Materials. Reference Series, no. 11. 116 pages. Copyright: UC. Out of Print.

Ríos-Bustamente, ed. 1981. Mexican Immigrant Workers in the United States. Anthology Series, no. 2. 178 pages. Out of Print. None found.

Gómez-Quiñones, Juan. 1982. Development of the Mexican Working Class North of the Rio Bravo. Popular Series, no. 2. 116 pages. Copyright: Authors. Out of Print.

Soldatenko-Gutiérrez, Michael. 1989. The Mexican Medical Tradition: The Clash of Nahuatl and Spanish Medical Styles: A Bibliography. Working Papers Series Two, No. 1. Paper: $2.00. Copyright: UC. Out of Print.