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Latina Girlhood: Questions of Identity and Representation,ema, and in children’s and young adult literature by US Latina writers. It also gives an account of the patriarchal discourses that the characters under study have to negotiate: . and . Drawing on decolonial and border thinking, this chapter also theorizes the . by US Latina authors as a discursive

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,Space of Flows vs. Space of Places: Negotiating the Paradoxes of a Global Age in Julia Alvarez’s ,nation and the state of Vermont. Drawing on Manuel Castells’ spatial division between “space of flows” and “space of places,” this chapter starts by introducing the contradictory reality in which Mari and Tyler, the main characters, negotiate their identities: How the continuous immigration of undoc

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Life on the Mexico-US Border: Femininity, Transborderism, and the Reinscription of Boundaries in Noder literature in general and . in particular as discursive spaces where the borderlands are presented as a real place inhabited by real people. Then it moves on to analyze the various gendered performances depicted in the text, focusing on how Nena and the rest of the female characters alternativel