Ana Castillo

Feminism and the entrapment that they experience is outstands vibrantly with the Ana Castillo’s novel, mainly because the main characters are all females living in New Mexico. Ana Castillo goes on to discuss that apart from feminism itself, they like to call it: Xicanisma, Chicana Feminism. “Xicanisma is a framework that helps us think about issues that are grounded in social justice…

Two similar themes of the books are facing your fears and becoming the person you were meant to be. Castillo grew up as an outcast being a Latina in Chicago, though I am Caucasian I faced some of the same things. Growing up in San Antonio, Texas calls for a lot of diversity around you, and a lot of the time I was one of the few white kids in my class. There…

features are acceptable, how to depend, to set limitations, to accept, to do what is told, to do their job -all because of this social stratum that exists solely to divide. Feminism and the entrapment that they experience is outstands vibrantly with the Ana Castillo’s novel, mainly because the main characters are all females living in New Mexico. The social feminism that Sofi has to undergo is a lot to take in, she is not only an ‘other’ a part of a minority, and she is also female making her…

Ana Castillo, a Mexican-American Chicana writer uses a ‘fragmented epistolary style’ (Walter 1998) to foreground ‘Chicana’s search for identity in the borderlands … [characterized by] psychic restlessness’ (Walter 1998). The choice of this style by many authors…

Nursing is a job of practice that requires patient oriented care in order to fulfill patient recovery. It is important for nurses to understand and comprehend the significant problem in order to provide the necessary care for a patient. Student Ana Castillo, from Wilkes University took care of a cardiac patient during her clinical experience. The student identified the primary problem, provided nursing interventions, and evaluated the patient’s performance. The student provided care that aided…

Cisneros has received many awards for her literature, including the MacArthur Foundation Fellowship in 1995 and the Texas Medal of the Arts Award in 2003. Some of her literary works include “Caramelo, My Wicked Wicked Ways, Loose Woman, Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories.” (Cisneros) The book Cisneros is most famous for is her book “The House on Mango Street,” and dedicated this book “A las Mujeres,” “To the Women.” (Cisneros) The House on Mango Street is centered on one of Cisneros main…