Loving In The War Years: Lo Que Nunca Pas Por Sus Labios: And Other Writings, 19781999

Loving In The War Years: Lo Que Nunca Pas Por Sus Labios: And Other Writings, 19781999

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Loving In The War Years: Lo Que Nunca Pas Por Sus Labios: And Other Writings, 19781999

Loving In The War Years: Lo Que Nunca Pas Por Sus Labios: And Other Writings, 19781999

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SKU: DADAX1642599069
ISBN: 9781642599060
Publisher: Haymarket Books
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An Updated Edition Combining Two Classic Works Of Chicana And Queer Literatures, With A New Introduction By Renowned Writer And Luminary, Cherre Moraga.In Celebration Of The 40Th Anniversary Of Its Original Publication, This Updated Edition Of Loving In The War Years Combines MoragaS Classic Memoir With The Last Generation: Poetry And Prose, Originally Published In 1993, Along With Additional Writings From The Late 1990S, The Result Is A Synergy Of Signature Works Crucial To The Development Of The Intersectional Politics We Know Today.Cherre MoragaS Powerful Memoir Remains As Urgent As Ever. She Explores The Contradictions And Complexities Of Her Chicana And Lesbian Identities, Moving Gracefully Between Poetry And Prose, Spanish And English, Personal Narratives And Political Theory. Moraga Recounts Navigating The World Largely As An Outsider In Her Early Years, Circling The Interconnected Societies Around Her From A Distant Yet Observant Perspective. Ultimately, However, Her Writing Serves As A Bridge Between Her Cultures, Languages, Family, And Herself, Enabling Her To Look Inward To Forge Connections From What Had Heretofore Been Inaccessible Parts Of Her Interior World. A Touchstone For Artists And Activists, The Works Combine To Show How Deep Self-Awareness And Compassionate Engagement With OneS Radically Changing Surroundings Are Key To Building Global Solidarity Among People And Political Movements.

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