HAUNTED LANDSCAPES: A CASE FOR ETHICS IN THE SOUTHWEST

Authors

  • Cordelia E Barrera Texas Tech University

Abstract

What did it mean that my great-great-great-grandfather was presumably the original grantee of the tract

Author Biography

Cordelia E Barrera, Texas Tech University

Associate Professor of English at TTU. Co-Director of the Literature of Social Justice and the Environment (LSJE) Initiative

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Published

2020-07-14