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HistoryThis chapter examines the difficulty—even the impossibility—of establishing a notion of decolonial counter-historiography without reverting to the epistemological fetishes of traditional, Western historiography.

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Code SwitchingThis chapter examines traditional perspectives on code switching, and it argues for a new perspective on the practice that emphasizes its relation to the ambitious educational goal of promoting a fully bilingual fluency and literacy for Latinx students and others.

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WritingThis chapter summarizes the challenge posed by pre-Columbian writing systems to the Western concept of alphabetic writing. It compares decolonial and deconstructive perspectives on writing and argues that their areas of convergence provide fertile ground for new theoretical explorations in composition studies.

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Poch@The term poch@ (or pocho, or pocha) has traditionally meant “cultural traitor." But, more recently, producers of pop culture have reclaimed it as a term of resistance. This chapter describes the term‘s Nahuatl origin and shows how it is being used as a decolonizing tool in contemporary contexts.

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Iris D. Ruiz,Raúl SánchezTogether 21st century latinx scholars in the field of rhetoric and composition to both claim and reclaim important conceptual terms that have been misused or appropriated by hegemonic forces working a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-33874-8f marginalized identities. Third Space Feminism articulates what Chela Sandoval calls a “theory of difference” that allows for the visibility of one’s gender, race, culture, or class. It draws attention to an in-between social category that rejects prevailing classifications of .ness and marginality.

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,Durchführung der Pneumothoraxbehandlung,ion legislation..It shows how fear and concerns about status preservation are exploited discursively in racist campaigns and laws. It argues that this exploitation results in laws that maintain the disenfranchisement of all immigrants, especially Latinxs, the largest growing segment of the US population.