Thu Jan 22 23:13:48 2009 UTClccn-n80-737000.550.670.86Rolando_Hinojosan 80073700oca00455137a119350521Hinojosa, RolandoHinojosa-S., Rolando R.Hinojosa Smith, Rolandolccn-no00-1393Gallego, Margaret A.lccn-n85-381549Rivera, Tomás1935-lccn-n82-79952Broyles, Yolanda Julialccn-n85-176623Tafolla, Carmenlccn-n81-15079Cervantes, Lorna Deelccn-n96-115461Lee, Joyce Glover1954-lccn-n78-21842Paredes, Américolccn-n87-891397Harcourt Brace & Companylccn-n80-65960Anaya, Rudolfo A.lccn-n80-93635Silko, Leslie1948-Hinojosa, RolandoHinojosa, Rolando100Mystery fictionDiary fictionWar storiesComediesCollege storiesFolk musicSociolinguisticsCase studiesMéndez M., MiguelLanguage and languagesManners and customsMexican American literature (Spanish)Paredes, AméricoTexas--BrownsvilleSpanish language--Study and teaching (Primary)Anaya, Rudolfo AReading (Primary)Spanish languageLanguage arts (Elementary)ReadersReading (Elementary)Spanish language--Study and teaching (Elementary)English language--Study and teaching (Elementary)--Foreign speakersHistoryPérez Galdós, Benito,--1843-1920American literatureInterviewsKlail City death trip series (Hinojosa, Rolando)Agricultural laborersHispanic Americans--Intellectual lifeFilms for the hearing impairedAmerican literature--Hispanic American authorsHispanic AmericansCollege storiesRivera, Tomás,--1935-Mexican American authorsAmerican literature--Mexican American authorsTranslationsSpanish literatureAuthors, AmericanBiographyPoliceNorth America--Mexican-American Border RegionTexas--Lower Rio Grande Valley1950-1953National characteristics, AmericanSuccessMythTexasNorth America--Rio Grande ValleyLiteratureHinojosa, RolandoCriticism, interpretation, etc.FictionMexican Americans19691970197319741976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199820002001200420052006200720087546book863pq7079.2.h5ocn039675762ocn02412154794146146268968ocn012328757sw008202865:lccn-n80-73700Truebook19850.65Hinojosa, Rolando093477038751879715ocn015513789sw002842536:lccn-n80-73700Truebook19870.70Hinojosa, Rolando

These short vignettes establish the ambience and personal relationships in a small Texas town.

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A tale of drug smuggling and murder on the Mexican border whose protagonist is Rafe Buenrostro, a Texas policeman. He discovers that some very respectable people are dealing in drugs. By the author of Partners in Crime.

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Examines the work of several Hispanic-American writers and how their poems, short stories, and novels reflect what it means to grow up Hispanic in America. Discusses influences on their writing including the oral traditions of the Hispanic community, their creative methods, and specific themes. Includes: Edward Rivera, In Black turf; Alberto Ríos, The secret lion; Rolando Hinojosa, The eight ways of giving; Nicholasa Mohr, Nilda; Judith Ortiz Cofer, The Latin deli; Lorna Dee Cervantes, Beneath the shadow: of the freeway, Bird Ave; Tato Laviera, Summer wait, Lady liberty.

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"Dr. Pearson seeks to recover the voices of women participating in one of the most intriguing agricultural revolutions in the upper Midwest by exploring the novels and autobiographies of Rolando Hinojosa, Tomas Rivera, and Elva Trevino Hart, as well as oral histories of women within the Spanish-speaking communities of Fargo-Moorhead whose families originally came to work the sugar beet fields"--Container.

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This compilation of five titles of the "Los del Valle" series begins with University of Texas at Brownsville professor of social sciences, Manuel Medrano, conducting interviews with Oliver Brenner, a retired commercial fisherman, Narciso Martinez, the "father of conjunto music", and Antonia Medrano, to give a varied picture of life and culture within the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. "The Life of Dr. Americo Paredes" provides a look at the life of one of the seminal Mexican American scholars of the 20th century who was a famous folklorist, teacher, writer, poet, and musician who was a pioneer in the field of Mexican American studies. The segment entitled "Dr. Rolando Hinojosa Smith" showcases noted Mexican American novelist, poet, and educator Rolando Hinojosa as he discusses his life, writing, and influences including his upbringing in the bilingual and bicultural community of Mercedes, Texas within the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Hinojosa reads from several of his works. "La Musica en la Sangre: Sabino Salinas y Amigos" presents Brownsville, Texas native Sabino Salinas who plays conjunto music with friends. These local musicians discuss their musical backgrounds and their music. The final segment, "Joe Lopez" offers several performances by Lopez and his group Mazz, a noted Tejano musical group, which originated in Brownsville, Texas. Joe Lopez provides a brief biography of his life and career which includes a background of the group Mazz.

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Noted Mexican American novelist, poet, and educator Rolando Hinojosa discusses his life, writing, and influences including his upbringing in the bilingual and bicultural community of Mercedes, Texas within the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Hinojosa reads from several of his works.

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This study puts James Joyce's "Dubliners" and Rolando Hinojosa's "The Valley" in a common context, attempting to demonstrate how colonialism affects the lives of the protagonists as they mature from youth into adulthood. In doing so, the destructive nature of colonialism is discussed as are the elements of the church, the colonizer, and the colonized (in part) which are here considered as working in combination to make the imposition of a colonial culture possible. Joyce's protagonist within his "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" is also analyzed as are various characters within Joyce's "The Dubliners". Various characters appearing within Hinojosa's "The Valley" are also analyzed.

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Celebration book launch and exhibition for Dagerto Gilb's, "Hecho en Tejas: an anthology of Texas-Mexican literature".

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An oral history series including autobiographical sketches of people from the Rio Grande Valley and historical accounts of events and developments in the Valley since the 1920s.

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