Education:
Ph.D., Anthropology, Stanford University, 1991
M.A., Anthropology, Stanford University, 1985
B.A., Anthropology, University of Chicago, 1982
Selected Publications and Activities:
"Vergüenza (shame) and Changing Chicana Narratives."
Men and Masculinities, In Press, 2000.
with Luis Tlaseca, "La Virgen de Guadalupe and Activism
in Pennsylvania," Works in Progress, Philadelphia: Philadelphia
Folklore Project. 13(2), 2000: 6-7.
"The Domestic/Public in Mexico City: Notes on Theory, Social
Movements, and the Essentializations of Everyday Life." Article
for a collection edited by Alejandro Lugo, Theory and Practice
in Feminist Anthropology: The Legacy of Michelle Rosaldo, Ann
Arbor: University of Michigan, 2000: 116-142.
"Beyond the Domestic and Public: Colonas Participation in
Urban Movements in Mexico City, 1970-1980," Article for a
collection edited by Sonia Alvarez and Arturo Escobar, Cultures
of Politics/Politics of Culture: Revisioning Latin American Social
Movements, Westview Press,1998: 252-277.
"The Culture of Poverty as Relajo," Aztlán,
A Journal of Chicano Studies, 22(2), 1997: 43-66.
Teaching and Research Interests:
Latin America, Mexican and Chicano/a Culture, Symbolic Anthropology,
Culture and Power, Social Movements, Visual Anthropology.
Courses and Seminars Taught
Cultural Borderlands (SOAN 002B)
Introduction to Latinos in the United States (SOAN 002C)
Visual Anthropology (SOAN 022C)
Latin American Urbanization (SOAN 022D)
Indigenous Resistance and Revolt in Latin America (SOAN 022E)
Social Movements in Latin America (SOAN 022G)
Practicum in Visual Ethnography (SOAN 091B)
Visual Ethnography (SOAN 121)
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