The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction
The contemporary US-Chicano author Denise Chavez in her short story cycle _The Last of the Menu Girls_ (1986) and in her novel _Face of an Angel_ (1994), employs strategies comparable to revisionist or "oppositional" ethnography (as defined by Behar and Gordon, for instance), principally t...
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Journal of American Studies of Turkey 23 (2006), str. 37-48 |
| Glavni autor: | Šesnić, Jelena (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Članak |
| Jezik: | eng |
APA stil citiranja
Šesnić, J. (2006). The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction: The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction. Journal of American Studies of Turkey, p. 3.
Chicago stil citiranjaŠesnić, Jelena. "The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction: The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction." 2006: 3.
MLA stil citiranjaŠesnić, Jelena. "The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction: The Grotesque Body and Women's Embodied Ethnography in Denise Chavez's Fiction." 2006: 3.