La Causa: Poems

Hansen Publishing Group LLC
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Gregg Barrios¿ latest collection of poems La Causa is a fascinating interplay of the eras, voices, and regions of Aztlán, all in a simultaneous dialogue with each other. La Causa is an evolution in time, maturity, political sophistication, and expectation ¿ an invaluable document to any artistic or historical study of the soul of El Movimiento.The poems in this volume range from sonnets, concrete, songs, ballads, prose and narrative verse. It is a chronicle of the changes made in the aftermath of the Chicano Mexican American civil rights movement.
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Hansen Publishing Group LLC
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Published on
Nov 30, 2010
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Pages
100
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ISBN
9781601825018
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Language
English
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POETRY / American / Hispanic American
Poetry / General
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