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A Borderlands View On Latinos Latin Americans And Decolonization Rethinking Mental Health 1st Edition Pilar Hernndezwolfe

Name: A Borderlands View On Latinos Latin Americans And Decolonization Rethinking Mental Health 1st Edition Pilar Hernndezwolfe
SKU: BELL-46091572
Price: 31.00 USD
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A Borderlands View On Latinos Latin Americans And Decolonization Rethinking Mental Health 1st Edition Pilar Hernndezwolfe instant download after payment.

Publisher: Jason Aronson, Inc.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.05 MB

Pages: 150

Author: Pilar Hernández-Wolfe

ISBN: 9780765709318, 0765709317

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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A Borderlands View On Latinos Latin Americans And Decolonization Rethinking Mental Health 1st Edition Pilar Hernndezwolfe by Pilar Hernández-wolfe 9780765709318, 0765709317 instant download after payment.

Latinos in the U.S. and Latin Americans are a combination of diverse populations that differ on a range of factors including length of time in the country, migration background, ethnicity, geographical location, socio-economic status, and so on. The reader will find perspectives of those of us who live in the borderlands—that is, those of us whom Gloria Anzaldúa identified as Mestizas, who inhabit the intersticios, the spaces in between souls, minds, identities, and geographies. This book assists new generations of Latino/as and of those involved in Latino Culture and Latin America in understanding how the colonization of the Americas is still tied to current issues of migration from the South to the North and how mental health practices have been created and maintained from the wound of coloniality. It offers a rich and alternative foundation for approaching trauma, identity, and resilience through the integration of a decolonization paradigm, borderlands theory, and social justice approaches in couple and family therapy.