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BANDITS, CAPTIVES, HEROINES, AND SAINTS: Cultural Icons of Mexico's Northwest Borderlands
In this work Irwin looks at popular figures such as Joaquin Murrieta, the gold rush social bandit; Lola Casanova, the anti-Malinche, whose marriage to a Seri Indian symbolized a forbidden form of mestizaje; and la Santa de Cabora, a young faith healer who inspired armed insurgencies and was exiled to Arizona. Photos.
Format: Paperbound
Pages: 331
Publisher: UMnP
ISBN: 9780816648573
Item #: 1954768
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