MELUS

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Articles in Summer 2003 issue of MELUS

• Undermining narrative stereotypes in Simon Ortiz's "The Killing of a State Cop" - Book Review
  by Brewster E. Fitz
• Latino Political Thought: Culture, Politics, and Society - Book Review
  by Elizabeth Coonrod Martinez
• "Cold/hot, English/Spanish": the Puerto Rican American divide in Judith Ortiz Cofer's Silent Dancing - Critical Essay
  by Teresa Derrickson
• Interview with Pat Mora - Interview
  by Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak
• An interview with Beatriz Rivera - Interview
  by Frederick Luis Aldama
• On outlaws, tricksters, and the MELUS scholar
  by Bonnie TuSmith
• "I don't think I exist": interview with Richard Rodriguez - Interview
  by Hector A. Torres
• Representing history in Amy Tan's The Kitchen God's Wife
  by Bella Adams
• Yiddish in Amerike: translating multilingual texts: Jacob Gordin's "Moses, Jesus Christ and Karl Marx Visit New York" - Critical Essay
  by Kenneth Wishnia
• The mother that won't reflect back: situating psychoanalysis and the Japanese mother in No-No Boy - Critical Essay
  by Bryn Gribben
• Moses, Jesus Christ and Karl Marx visit New York - Fictional Work
  by Kenneth Wishnia
• Mona on the phone: the performative body and racial identity in Mona in the Promised Land - Critical Essay
  by Erika T. Lin
• Postcolonial Theory and the United States: Race, Ethnicity, and Literature - Book Review
  by Tej N. Dhar
• The White Negro: Norman Mailer's racial bodies - Jewish - Critical Essay
  by Andrea Levine
• Charles W. Chesnutt and the Fictions of Race - Book Review
  by Robert M. Dowling
• Decadence, sexuality, and the Bohemian vision of Wallace Thurman - Critical Essay
  by Granville Ganter
• Latino/a Popular Culture - Book Review
  by Ana Maradiaga Cino