Intro/Chapter 1
This made-up government term is associated with Spain and groups people by their linguistic ties to Spanish.
What is Hispanic?
This term refers to the multiple disciplines Chicano Studies draws on to understand our work.
What is interdisciplinary?
This is one area of the canon where Chicanx and Latinx cultural and literary agents do not agree on.
What is, when it begins and who to include?
These types of questions make up the bulk of your interview and allow them to speak expansively.
What are open-ended questions?
This movie by SJSU Alum Luis Valdez in referenced in the poem "10 Movies" in Somos Nopales by Eddie Vega
What is La Bamba?
These two Chicanx and Latinx professors and scholars are the authors of Writing that Matters: A Handbook for Chicanx & Latinx Studies.
Who are L. Heidenreich and Rita E. Urquijo-Ruiz?
A good place to begin, this type of source gives general information on a topic, such as an encyclopedia.
What is a tertiary source?
This is part of step four of research prep for literary and cultural critiques.
What is make a list of important terms, concepts, and characters?
These types of questions can be answered with short responses and are directly connected to the interview topic.
What are directed/close-ended questions?
What are flowers?
According to Chapter 1, these are some commonalities that are held among Latinx people.
What are a marginalized status, a long history of revolutionary and anti-colonial thought, and a legacy of resistance, among others?
This is the 8th and final step of the Research and Writing process as a Chicanx scholar.
What is give back to the community?
A good one of this type of question can help you develop a clear and concise thesis statement.
What is a research question?
These types of questions are used at the beginning of an interview to help your interviewee get comfortable and build rapport,
What are introductory questions?
The interconnected concept of "you are my other me" is also known by this Mayan phrase.
"Latino" is short for this term
What is "Latino Americano"?
What are the gaps and silences, and how can my project contribute to a more just society?
"Research is ______" refers to methodology that encourags the scholar to work on topics that are connected to their identity and history
What is "me-search"?
This research method involves a group conversation with opening and closing statements.
What is a platica?
According to Lara Medina in "Voices from the Ancestors," this element is connected to the sacred direction of the East.
What is fire?
what is mariposa?
Who is Gloria E. Anzaldúa?
The meaning of Emma Perez's concept of "sitio y lengua"
What is for a work has a space and language---rejecting colonial ideology
This term describes your specific position within a society, determined by a combination of social identity factors like race, gender, class, age, and geographic location.
What is social location?
According to Luis Valdez's "Pensamiento Serpentino", name one thing as a Chicano that you must love.