The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States. (online)
Latinas in the United States: a historical encyclopedia. (E184.S75 L35 2006)
The Latino encyclopedia. (6 volumes. E184.S75 L357 1996)
Encyclopedia of minorities in American politics. (Volume 2 on Hispanic Americans and Native Americans. E184.A1 E574 2000)
Gale encyclopedia of multicultural America. (E184.A1 G14 1995)
Key terms in Latino/a cultural and literary studies. (Stacks: E184.S75 A795 2007)
The Latino studies reader: culture, economy, and society. (Stack: E184.S75 L3644 1998)
Sourcebook of Hispanic culture in the United States. (Z1361.S7 S64 1982)
Handbook of Hispanic cultures in the United States (E184.S75 H365 1993)
Vol. 1: Literature and art; Volume 2:
History; Volume 3: Anthropology; and Vol. 4: Sociology.
Encyclopedia of American Cultural & Intellectual History. (E169.1 .E624 2001)
The essay by Eduardo Obregon Pagan "Latinas and Latinos in the United States" |
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Historical Themes and Identity: Mestizaje and Labels. (Stacks: E184.S75 H65 1995)
Latina Issues: Fragments of Historia(ella) (Herstory). (Stacks: E184.S75 L362 1995)
Criminal Justice and Latino Communities. (Stacks: HV9950 .C7435 1995)
Latino Employment, Labor Organizations, and Immigration. (Stacks: HD8081.H7 L37 1995)
Latino Language and Education: Communication and the Dream Deferred. (Stacks: LC2669 .L38 1995)
Land Grants, Housing, and Political Power. (Stacks: F790.S75 L36 1995) |
Masterpieces of Latino literature. (PQ7081.A1 M29 1994)
Hispanic literature criticism. (PQ6039 .H5 1994)
U.S. Latino literature: a critical guide for students and teachers
eHRAF World Cultures (primary source)
eHRAF World Cultures is a cross-cultural database that contains information on all aspects of cultural and social life.
Tip: Browse by country; then select the cultural group of interest and view the documents.
Biographical Sources
Notable Latino Americans: a biographical dictionary. (E184.S75 M435 1997)
Notable Hispanic American women. (E184.S75 N68 1993)
Dictionary of Hispanic biography. (CT1343 .D53 1996)
Artists from Latin American cultures: a biographical dictionary. (Oversize: N6502.5 .C657 2002)
Hispanics in Hollywood: an encyclopedia of film and television. (PN1995.9.H47 R49 1994)
The Hispanic image on the silver screen: an interpretive filmography from silents into sound, 1898-1935. (Stacks: PN1995.9.L37 R55 1992)
Encyclopedia of Latin American theater. (PQ7082.D7 E63 2003)
Biographical dictionary of Hispanic literature in the United States: the literature of Puerto Ricans, Cuban Americans, and other Hispanic writers. (PQ7420.2 .K3 1989)
Latino and Latina writer. (PS153.H56 L39 2004)
Dictionary of Literary Biography (online, including the Chicano Writers series)
Grove Art Online (The seminal source for art—the online equivalent of the 34 volumes of the print The Dictionary of Art and The Oxford Companion to Western Art, plus updates since the print version.)
See, as an example, the entry and bibliography on Frida Kahlo.
Chronology and Census
Hispanic Population of the United States U.S. Census Bureau
U.S. Census Bureau: Hispanic/Latino Tables from Statistical Abstract of the United States 2004-2005
The most recent statistical tables from the Census Bureau on U.S. Latinos.
We the People: Hispanics in the United States
A U.S. Census 2000 special report issued in December 2004.
U.S. Census Bureau: Hispanic Heritage Month, 2005, Special Edition Report
U.S. Census Bureau: Hispanic Heritage Month, 2004, Special Edition Report
Statistical record of Hispanic Americans. (E184.S75 S743 1995)
1990 census of population. Persons of Hispanic origin in the United States. (E184.S75 C46 1993)
Hispanic databook of U.S. cities and counties. (E184.S75 H567 1994)
Hispanic Americans: a statistical sourcebook. (E184.S75 H5655)
Measuring the foreign-born population in the United States with the current population survey: 1994-2002 [electronic resource]
Racial and ethnic diversity: Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Whites. (E184.A1 R78 2000)
Chronology of Hispanic-American history: from pre-Columbian times to the present. (E184.S75 C49 1995)
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