Borderlands/La Frontera¶
Anzaldua, G. (1987). Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza. Aunt Lute Books.
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- Ecotone
- In cultural and social geography, borderlands are ecotones: border regions and urban-rural fringes host hybrid practice, code-switching, distinctive institutions like border markets and fusion cuisines, and elevated tension and exchange.
This sourceFoundational account of the cultural borderland as a generative zone of hybrid practice, code-switching, and heightened tension.
- In cultural and social geography, borderlands are ecotones: border regions and urban-rural fringes host hybrid practice, code-switching, distinctive institutions like border markets and fusion cuisines, and elevated tension and exchange.
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