Aztlán
23, no. 1 spring 1998

•Editor’s Commentary
Art Official Histories
•Essays
The Folklore of the Freeway:
Space, Culture, and Identity in Postwar Los Angeles
Eric R. Avila
“With Imperious Eye”: Kerouac, Burroughs, and Ginsberg on
the Road in South America
Manuel Luis Martinez
Contesting Dehumanization: Chicana/o Spiritualization, Revolutionary Possibility,
and the Curriculum
Marc Pizarro
Marvelous Re-creations: Utopian Spatial Critique in The Road to Tamazunchale
Raúl Homero Villa
•Dossier: Borders
Are We Global Now?
Ana M. López
INS and Outs: Producing Delinquency at the Border
Ali Behdad
Cross-Cultural Conflict in the Social Construction of the Child
Patricia Marks Greenfield, Catherine
Raeff, and Blanca Quiroz
•Artist’s Communiqué
The Conquest of Mexico as Seen
through the Eyes of Hernán Cortés’s Horse
Carmelita Tropicana and Uzi Parnes
Border Matters: Remapping American
Cultural Studies. By José David Saldívar.
Michael Soto
Mi Familia/My Family. By Gregory Nava.
Carmen Huaco-Nuzum
Locas. By Yxta Maya Murray.
David Manuel Hernández
Contributors
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