The ties that bind
Subtitle: questioning family dynamics and family discourse in Hispanic literature
By: edited, with an introduction and notes by Sara E. Cooper.
Contributors: Cooper, Sara E.
Publisher: University Press of America
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 201
Subjects: Chacel, Rosa, -- 1898-; Moix, Ana María, -- 1947-; Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, -- 1547-1616; Italiano, Silvia, -- 1950-; Eltit, Diamela, -- 1949-; Rivera, Tomás, -- 1935-; Nava, Gregory; Arenas, Reinaldo, -- 1943-; Calderón, Sara Levi, -- 1942-; Family psychotherapy; Hispanic American families -- In literature; Hispanic American families -- In motion pictures; Hispanic Americans -- In mass media
Other titles: Questioning family dynamics and family discourse in Hispanic literature
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Questioning family dynamics and family discourse in Hispanic literature and film / Sara E. Cooper; title: Shifting families and incest in Chacel and Moix / Ellen Mayock; title: Dysfunction, discord, and wedded bliss: baroque families in Don Quixote / Donald D. Miller; title: Matrofobia y matrilinealidad en 'Un aire de familia' de Silvia Italiano / Miryam Criado; title: Dysfunctional family, dysfunctional nation: 'El cuarto mundo' by Diamela Eltit / Lea Ramsdell; title: Familia y comunidad como bases del proceso de adaptación social en tres largometrajes chicanos: ... y no se lo tragó la tierra, El Norte y My Family/Mi Familia / María Claudia André; title: Celestino antes del alba: the family as agent of the community / Dinora Cardoso; title: Family in Levi Calderón's Dos mujeres: post traumatic stress or lesbian utopia? / Sara E. Cooper; title: Appendix: Viability of FST for Latin America.