Semiautobiographical Work- Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza by Gloria Anzaldúa

All writers can make their sentences extraordinarily beautiful and complicated using elements such as genre, discourse, and code. Border / La Frontera: New Mestiza is a semi autobiographical work Gloria Anzaldúa. She generally looked at her land, language, and her own relationship. Boundary ..... Southwest US / Mexico border, psychological, sexual, spiritual boundary boundary - I deal with real physical boundaries within this book "Texas: she is in the introduction to the book Define her own boundary. Regardless of whether two or more cultures are connected to each other, there are border areas because people of different races occupy t.

GloriaEvangelinaAnzaldúa (19 26 - May 15, 2004) is American Qikana theory of Queer theory, feminist theory scholar. In her most famous book "Frontier / La Frontera: New Mestiza" as a foundation for her in Mexico - based on life Texas border, in terms of social and cultural alienation, The experience of growing up life is integrated into her work. She also developed a theory about the marginal, intermediate, and mixed cultures of development along the boundary. Anzaldúa 1942 September 26 was born in Urbano Anzaldúa and Amalia Anzaldúanée García, born in Rio Grande Valley, southern Texas. Gloria Anzaldúa The great grandfather of Urbano senior was once a judge in the region of Hidalgo County, she was the first owner of the Jesús Maria birth farm. Her mother at the neighborhood ranch Los Angeles Vergeles ("garden") married Urbano Anzaldúa and she grew up when she was very young and bred this pasture owned by her family.

Gloria Anzaldúa 1987 Work "Border Zone / La Frontera: New Mestiza" To capture the crisis of the multicultural identity of young people facing Americans - under the influence of many overlapping cultures Chicana, for Anzaldúa It has a different tradition in the growth of the US / Mexico border, various ideals, various languages. Unlike many Mexicans who live on one side of the border, such as another exact Mexican, she, like many people around her, is completely "Americanized" by her fellow Caucasian I did not like it. This created multiple new identities, including more than one language and culture, even though there was a degree difference. Thirty years later, we can see the greater political influence of these newly formed multiculturalism, the disconnection between Americans and races of different cultures. In 2016, we began seeing the real impact of the segmented country.