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Disciplining the Ethnic Body: Latinidad, Hybridized Bodies and Transnational Identities
Isabel Molina
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Angharad N Valdivia
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Latina/Latino Studies
Institute of Communications Research
Gender and Women's Studies
Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory
Communication
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
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USA
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Trans-national Identity
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Narrative
50%
Appearings
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Discourse
50%
Mass Culture
50%
Public Discourse
50%
Hybridity
50%
Public Culture
50%
Multiplicity
50%
discursive formation
50%
Medium Representation
50%
Media Analysis
50%
Homogenization
50%
Mass Communication
50%
Popular Narrative
50%
Signification
50%
Style
50%
Keyphrases
Latinidad
100%
Body Identity
100%
Transnational Identity
100%
Latina
100%
Latino
50%
United States
25%
Race-ethnicity
25%
Foucault
25%
Latina Women
25%
Public Discussion
25%
Public Discourse
25%
Contemporary Discourse
25%
Mass Communication
25%
Mediated Discourse
25%
Hybridity
25%
Media Representation
25%
Public Culture
25%
Narrative Strategies
25%
Discursive Formation
25%
Symbolic Strategy
25%
Racialized Bodies
25%
Gendered Bodies
25%
Latino Health
25%
Ethnic Homogenization
25%
Popular Culture
25%
Media Analysis
25%
Popular Narrative
25%