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Essays On Latin-American & Carribean Studies
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A Comparative Perspective on Mexicans and Cubans in the US
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An 8 page paper discussing conditions in the US during the mid-1800s and then jumping
100 years forward to examine immigration patterns since 1959. Demographers predicted
long ago that Hispanics collectively would comprise the largest minority within the US by
the turn of the century, and such has proven to be true. What they failed to predict is the
dichotomy with which these two groups are viewed. The Anglos immigrated to areas
already occupied by both Native Americans and Mexicans, and treated each equally poorly.
There was little notice of immigrants from Cuba settling in the Tampa area in the 19th
century, and they were able to more closely preserve their traditional culture. Bibliography
lists 11 sources.
Filename: KSHispAm.wps
Essay Title: A Comparative Perspective on Mexicans and Cubans in the US
A Comparison Between the Mexican and U.S. Governments
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This 3 page paper provides an overview of the Mexican and American governments and how they are similar and different. The three branches of government for each model are discussed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: SA315Mex.rtf
Essay Title: A Comparison Between the Mexican and U.S. Governments
A Fictitious Account of a Young Mexican-American’s Life in Nineteenth-Century Texas:
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A Fictitious Account of a Young Mexican-American’s Life in Nineteenth-Century Texas: A 12 page creative essay which examines the life and times of a young Mexican-American (Tejano) male and his witnessing of such historical events as the Mexican-American War and the Civil War. Bibliography lists 5 sources. TGtejano.rtf
Filename: TGtejano.rtf
Essay Title: A Fictitious Account of a Young Mexican-American’s Life in Nineteenth-Century Texas:
A THEORETICAL STUDY OF WALCOTT’S OMEROS
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This 15 page paper analyzes Derek Walcott's book, Omeros. Analyzed for theme, symbolism, irony, characterization, post colonial impact, and epic comparison to Homer's Illiad and Odyssey. Quots cited from texts. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Essay Title: A THEORETICAL STUDY OF WALCOTT’S OMEROS
Acculturation: "Two Years in the Melting Pot" and "Hunger of Memory"
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A 7
page paper which compares and contrasts various aspects of acculturation in Liu
Zongren's "Two Years in the Melting Pot" and Richard Rodriguez' "Hunger of Memory."
No additional sources cited.
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Essay Title: Acculturation: "Two Years in the Melting Pot" and "Hunger of Memory"
African Women and Their Influence in the Caribbean
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A 5 page paper on the sociological, political and economic impact of African women or women with African ancestry on the Caribbean region. Lists 4 sources.
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Essay Title: African Women and Their Influence in the Caribbean
Alan Riding/Analysis of Mexican Government
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A 6 page research paper/analysis that examines closely two chapters in Alan Riding's Distant Neighbors: A Portrait of Mexicans, which deals with the inner-workings of the Mexican government in the 1980s. The chapters addressed are "The System, myths and rewards" and "The (Generally) Loyal Opposition." No additional sources cited.
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Essay Title: Alan Riding/Analysis of Mexican Government
Alexander Von Humboldt/ 'Personal Narrative' of So. America
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A 5 page analysis of Alexander Von Humboldt's personal accounts of South America in the early eighteenth century. A gifted naturalist, his accounts are interesting and informative of nineteenth century bias, as well as So. American reality. No additional sources cited.
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Essay Title: Alexander Von Humboldt/ 'Personal Narrative' of So. America
Allende, Feitlowitz, and Costa-Gavras -- Visions of Fear, Loss,
and Mysticism in South America
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This 6 page report discusses the
vision created of the nations of South America by best-selling
novelist Isabel Allende in Of Love and Shadows, investigative
writer Marguerite Feitlowitz in Lexicon of Terror, and movie
director/writer Costa-Gavras in the 1982 movie Missing
establishes the vision of a world of frightening, yet often
lyrical, contrasts. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Essay Title: Allende, Feitlowitz, and Costa-Gavras -- Visions of Fear, Loss,
and Mysticism in South America
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