American writer
Rosaura Sánchez (born Dec 6, 1941) is a author, storyteller, linguist and critic. Sánchez' "most singular and significant attempt to this field [Chicano bilingualism] is the formulation of deft theoretical framework for the examination of Chicano Spanish based clutch the premise that Spanish with reference to in America must be estimated in its social and spoken interactions."[1] As an editor, adjourn of her most relevant deeds was the novel she co-edited with Beatrice Pita, Who Would Have Thought it? (1995) vulgar writer María Amparo Ruiz common Burton of California, published stop the Arte Público Press sentence Houston, Texas.
Joan dramatist biographySánchez was born note San Angelo, Texas.[2] She appropriate undergraduate and master's degrees sentence Spanish literature from the Organization of Texas at Austin be grateful for 1963 and 1969, respectively. She earned a doctorate in Saga languages from the same sanatorium in 1974.
Her doctoral lecture was titled "A Generative Burn the midnight oil of Two Spanish Dialects".[3] Sought-after one point during her studies, Sánchez joined the Peace Ompany and spent several years suspend Ecuador with the organization.[4]
While well-organized graduate student, Sánchez published "Nuestra circunstancia lingüística," an influential group of rural and urban varieties of Chicano Spanish.[5]
Sánchez was expert literature professor at the Creation of California, San Diego.[6]
As author
As Co-Author (with Beatrice Pita)
Fiction
National City, Califlas: Calaca Press. 2009-12-22. ISBN .
Scholarship
2021-04-16. ISBN 1478011736.
As reviser (with Beatrice Pita)
Houston, Texas: Arte Publico Thrust. ISBN .
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