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Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Americans: Our Rich Culture Contributing
to America's Future
Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from September 15
to October 15 to celebrate the warmth and vitality of the Hispanic culture,
which is part of the unique fabric of America and to recognize the contributions
of Hispanic Americans towards helping to shape the national character
of America. To celebrate 2006 Hispanic Heritage Month, we have
compiled a bibliography consisting of books, journal articles and websites
highlighting their culture, progress and achievements.
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Books
Benson, Sonia. The Hispanic American
almanac: a reference work on Hispanics in the United States, Detroit:
Gale, c2003. Ref. E184.S75 H557
Bernal, Martha E. & Knight, George P.
Ethnic identity [electronic resource]: formation and transmission among
Hispanics and other minorities, Albany: State University of
New York Press, c1993. E184.S75 E84 1993eb
Campa, Arthur L. Hispanic culture
in the Southwest [electronic resource] Norman: University of
Oklahoma Press, 1979. F786 .C22eb
Chávez, John R. The lost land
[electronic resource]: the Chicano image of the Southwest,
Albuquerque, N.M.: University of New Mexico Press, c1984. F790.M5
C49eb
Chavez, Linda. Out of the barrio:
toward a new politics of Hispanic assimilation, New York, N.Y.:
BasicBooks, c1992. E184.S75 C48
Darder, Antonia &Torres, Rodolfo D. The
Latino studies reader: culture, economy, and society, Malden,
Mass.: Blackwell Publishers, 1998
E184.S75 L3627
Dávila, Arlene M. Latinos,
Inc. [electronic resource]: the marketing and making of a people,
Berkeley, CA : University of California Press, c2001. HF5415.33.U6
D38 2001eb
Flores, William V. & Benmayor, Rina.
Latino cultural citizenship: claiming identity, space, and rights, Boston:
Beacon Press, c1997. E184.S75 L356
Fox, Geoffrey E. Hispanic nation:
culture, politics, and the constructing of identity, New York:
Carol Pub., c1996. E184.S75 F69
Gracia, Jorge J. E. Hispanic/Latino
identity: a philosophical perspective, Malden, Mass.: Blackwell
Publishers, 2000. E184.S75 G67
Gracia, Jorge J.E. & Greiff, Pablo De.
Hispanics/Latinos in the United States: ethnicity, race, and
rights, New York: Routledge, 2000. E184.S75 H627
Habell-Pallan, Michelle & Romero, Mary.
Latino/a popular culture, New York: New York University
Press, c2002. E184.S75 L3554
Kanellos, Nicolás & Esteva-Fabregat,
Claudio. Handbook of Hispanic cultures in the United States,
Houston, Tex.: Arte Público Press; Madrid, Spain: Instituto de
Cooperación Iberoamericana, c1993-1994.
Ref. E184.S75 H365. v.1 & 2
Oboler, Suzanne. Ethnic labels, Latino
lives: identity and the politics of (re) presentation in the United
States, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, c1995.
E184.S75 O27
Romero, Mary , Hondagneu-Sotelo,Pierrette
& Ortiz, Vilma. Challenging fronteras: structuring Latina
and Latino lives in the U.S.: an anthology of readings, New
York: Routledge, 1997. E184.S75 C467
Villa, Raúl. Barrio-logos:
space and place in urban Chicano literature and culture, Austin
: University of Texas Press, 2000. PS153.M4 V55
Yancey, George. Who is white?: Latinos,
Asians, and the new black/nonblack divide, Boulder, Colo.:
L. Rienner, 2003. E184.A1 Y37
Journal Articles
Alicea, Ines Pinto Sex,
lies, & stereotypes. Hispanic, Jan/Feb1995, 8 (1) 
Altshuler, Sandra J. & Schmautz, Tresa.
No Hispanic student left behind: the consequences of "high stakes"
testing. Children & Schools, Jan2006, 28 (1)
Anaya, Rudolfo. Deep
roots; or we have been here a long time. ANQ, Spring97,
10 (2)
Balli, Cecilia. Pueblo
neuvo. Texas Monthly, Sep2002, 30 (9)
Cassidy, Hilary. Look
who's watching. Brandweek, 8/27/2001, 42 (31)
Cox, Carole & Monk, Abraham. Hispanic
culture and family care of alzheimer's patients. Health &
Social Work, May93, 18 (2)
Donovan, Patricia. New
blended culture to emerge in future. Hispanic Times Magazine,
Aug/Sep1995, 16 (4)
Ford, Kathleen & Norris, Anne E. Urban
Hispanic adolescents and young adults: relationship of acculturation
to sexual behavior. Journal of Sex Research, Nov93, 30
(4)
Fullerton, Jami A. & Kendrick, Alice.
Portrayal of men and women in U.S. Spanish
-language television commercials. Journalism & Mass Communication
Quarterly, Spring2000, 77 (1)
Hanson, Victor Davis. The
new immigration politics. National Review, 6/5/2006, 58
(10)
Hunner, Jon. Preserving
Hispanic lifeways in New Mexico. Public Historian, Fall2001,
23 (4) 
Jackson, Donald Dale. Around
Los Ojos, sheep and land are fighting for words.
Smithsonian, Apr91, 22 (1)
Janko, Edmund. Memories
of a politically incorrect childhood. Phi Delta Kappan,
Apr95, 76 (8)
Ocasio Rizzo, Holly. From
Mariachi to Mambo. Hispanic, Jul/Aug2000, 13 (7/8)
Pascopella, Angela. Playing
catch-up with Hispanic students. District Administration,
Nov2004, 40 (11)
Sands, Kathleen M. Charreada:
performance and interpretation of an equestrian folk tradition in Mexico
and the United States. Studies in Latin American Popular Culture,
1994, 13
Sinclair, Alison. Changing
times in Hispanic culture. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies,
Apr99, 76 (2)
Stavans, Ilan. How
elite universities fail Latino students. Chronicle of Higher
Education, 1/20/2006, 52 (20)
Sullivan, Jim. La
buena vida. Hispanic, Apr1999, 13 (4)
The
trashing of the fifth centenary. America, 12/19/92-12/26/92,
167 (20)
The
25 most influential Hispanics in America (cover story). Time,
8/22/2005, 166 (8)
Websites
Hispanic Heritage Month- features brief description of
the observance with short profiles of notable Hispanic Americans, information
on the Spanish language and holidays- http://www.factmonster.com/spot/hhm1.html
Hispanic Heritage Month-
http://www.historychannel.com/classroom/hhm/
Hispanic Heritage free resource site-
http://www.gale.com/free_resources/chh/
Hot Topics: Hispanic Heritage Month- http://www.evergreen.edu/library/govdocs/hotopics/hispanicheritage/
National Register of Historic Places highlights publications
and places in the US with cultural and political experiences of Hispanic-
http://www.cr.nps.gov/nR/feature/hispanic/
Videos
Biculturalism and acculturation among Latinos
[videorecording] / a presentation of Films for the Humanities
& Sciences. Princeton, N.J.: Films for the Humanities & Sciences,
1991. Video Tape 587
Richard Rodriguez [videorecording] : victim of
two cultures, / a presentation of Films for the Humanities
& the Sciences; a production of Public Affairs Television, Inc.;
produced and directed by Betsy McCarthy. Princeton, NJ: Films for the
Humanities, c1994. Video Tape 631
Puerto Rico [videorecording] : history and culture,
/ written and photographed by Ed Dubrowsky New York: Video Knowledge:
Bennu [distr.], c1990. Video Tape 572
Hispanic-American cultures in the U.S.A. [videorecording]
/ the Board of Governors Universities in cooperation with Governors
State University ; a production of Communications Services New York,
NY : Distributed by Insight Media, c1993. Video Tape 573
Rivero, Eliana S. What's in a name? [videorecording]:
U.S. Hispanics/Latinos in the 21st century, Decatur, Ga. :
Agnes Scott College, 2001. Video Tape 1375
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