An edition of Tijuana (1995)

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Stories on the Border

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Stories on the Border

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University of California Press
Language
English
Pages
167

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Subjects
Fiction, Mexican Short stories, Short stories, Mexican, Social life and customs, Translations into English, California, fiction, Fiction, general
Places
Mexico) Tijuana (Baja California, Tijuana (Baja California, Mexico)

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Tijuana: stories on the border
1995, University of California Press
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Tijuana: Stories on the Border
February 8, 1995, University of California Press
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Tijuana: Stories on the Border
February 8, 1995, University of California Press
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First Sentence

"In an article on the cultural impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Carlos Monsivais suggests that the old definition of Mexican identity-most famously articulated by Octavio Paz in his controversial 1950s best-seller, Labyrinth of Solitude-is based on a binary play of opposites: civilization vs. barbarism, Mexico City vs. the provinces, culture vs. desolation."

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Format
Paperback
Number of pages
167
Dimensions
9 x 6.1 x 0.5 inches
Weight
10.1 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7709930M
ISBN 10
0520086031
ISBN 13
9780520086036

First Sentence

"In an article on the cultural impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Carlos Monsivais suggests that the old definition of Mexican identity-most famously articulated by Octavio Paz in his controversial 1950s best-seller, Labyrinth of Solitude-is based on a binary play of opposites: civilization vs. barbarism, Mexico City vs. the provinces, culture vs. desolation."

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