New Directions in Transnational Mexican History
Editat de Matthew D. Esposito, James Garzaen Limba Engleză Hardback – 16 oct 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781666926668
ISBN-10: 1666926663
Pagini: 282
Dimensiuni: 157 x 235 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
ISBN-10: 1666926663
Pagini: 282
Dimensiuni: 157 x 235 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
Cuprins
Introduction: New Directions in Transnational Mexican History, Matthew D. Esposito and James A. Garza
Chapter 1: For Wealth and Progress: Spanish Immigrants, Mexican Communities and the Conquest of the Environment in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Mexico, James A. Garza
Chapter 2: To ¿Bind Revolution with a Golden Chain:¿ The Transnational Imaginings of Porte Crayon in Porfirian Mexico, 1879-1885, Matthew D. Esposito
Chapter 3: ¿The Disease Prevails:¿ The Comparative Epidemiology of Railroads in British India and Porfirian Mexico, Matthew D. Esposito
Chapter 4: Champion Vaqueros: Practice and Performance in Wild West Entertainment, 1883-1927, Pablo A. Rangel
Chapter 5: Performing Acts of Motherhood: Esperanza Iris, Public Entertainment, and the Portrayal of Virtue in Post-Revolutionary Mexico City, Emily Casillas
Chapter 6: For Love, Country, and Puppetry: Angelina Beloff¿s Russian Version of Mexican Nationalism, Andrea Scott
Chapter 7: Reexamining the Tenure of the Summer Institute of Linguistics in Mexico, 1934-1979, Juan E. Vega Ramirez
Chapter 8: Paint the Goal Posts Pink: Futboleras, Mexican (Re)presentation, and the 1971 Women¿s World Cup, Madelina Homberger Cordia
About the Contributors
Chapter 1: For Wealth and Progress: Spanish Immigrants, Mexican Communities and the Conquest of the Environment in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Mexico, James A. Garza
Chapter 2: To ¿Bind Revolution with a Golden Chain:¿ The Transnational Imaginings of Porte Crayon in Porfirian Mexico, 1879-1885, Matthew D. Esposito
Chapter 3: ¿The Disease Prevails:¿ The Comparative Epidemiology of Railroads in British India and Porfirian Mexico, Matthew D. Esposito
Chapter 4: Champion Vaqueros: Practice and Performance in Wild West Entertainment, 1883-1927, Pablo A. Rangel
Chapter 5: Performing Acts of Motherhood: Esperanza Iris, Public Entertainment, and the Portrayal of Virtue in Post-Revolutionary Mexico City, Emily Casillas
Chapter 6: For Love, Country, and Puppetry: Angelina Beloff¿s Russian Version of Mexican Nationalism, Andrea Scott
Chapter 7: Reexamining the Tenure of the Summer Institute of Linguistics in Mexico, 1934-1979, Juan E. Vega Ramirez
Chapter 8: Paint the Goal Posts Pink: Futboleras, Mexican (Re)presentation, and the 1971 Women¿s World Cup, Madelina Homberger Cordia
About the Contributors