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University of Arkansas Press
Latin@s' Presence in the Food Industry: Changing How We Think about Food
2. Mexican Food in El Paso, 1880–1940
Authors

Juan Manuel Mendoza Guerrero

ARI Id

1667918449172_11331926

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Pages

23-40

Chapter URL

https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/189/edited_volume/chapter/1696256

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Cover
Title page, Series page, Copyright, Dedication, Epigraph
Contents
vii-viii
Series Editor’s Preface
Jennifer Jensen Wallach
ix-x
Acknowledgments
xi-xii
Introduction
Meredith E. Abarca; Consuelo Carr Salas
xiii-xxx
Part 1. A Mother’s Food: The Production of Place and Knowledge
1-2
1. Desde el Corazón: Nourishing Bodies, Feeding Souls
Josie Méndez-Negrete
3-20
Part 2. Displacement and Re-Creation: Food and Place
21-22
2. Mexican Food in El Paso, 1880–1940
Juan Manuel Mendoza Guerrero
23-40
3. The “New Mexican Way”: The New Mexico Agricultural Extension Agency, Hispanas, and Making a Regional Cuisine
Monica Perales
41-58
4. Food Gentrification in Downtown Puebla: UNESCO World Heritage Site
Sandra C. Mendiola García
59-76
5. From Working the Farm to Fast Food and Back Again: Rural Mexicans in the Neoliberal Food System
Elizabeth Fitting
77-98
Part 3. Food Professionalism from the Ground Up
99-100
6. Las Gallinitas de Doña Luz: Dominican Women Public Kitchens and Trans-Ethnic Networks in San Juan
Lidia Marte
101-120
7. Queering the Chili Queens:
Norma L. Cárdenas
121-142
8. More Than “Just a Waitress”: The Waitress as Artist and Activist in Contemporary Chicana Literature
Cristina Herrera
143-164
Part 4. Producing and Reproducing Identities
165-166
9. Conspicuous Consumption? Eating Disorders as Nervous Immigrant Conditions in Contemporary Latina Fiction
Marion Christina Rohrleitner
167-184
10. Writing against Food-Based Aesthetics of Objectification: The Work of Judith Ortiz Cofer
Karen Cruz
185-202
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