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John R. Chávez

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Oct 8, 2026

Kurly TlapoyawaHOST
0:50
In this episode, we're going to be covering the concept of Aztlán historically, mythohistorically, and what it means to the modern Chicano movement.
Kurly TlapoyawaHOST
1:01
We're going to start off with my co-host, Tlacatecat, reading a synthesized version of an introduction to the book, The Lost Land: The Chicano Image of the Southwest by John R. Chavez.
Kurly TlapoyawaHOST
1:16
Afterwards, we'll go into some information on the historical meaning of Aztlán and how it's being used today.
Kurly TlapoyawaHOST
1:23
Also, criticisms of the word itself.
Kurly TlapoyawaHOST
1:28
So we are proud to bring to you, dear listeners, The Lost Episode of Aztlán.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
1:35
All right.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
1:36
Well, uh, full disclosure, John R. Chavez was my dissertation advisor in graduate school, and, uh, his book was influential in my own work and my own study on Chicano Indigeneity.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
1:47
And so his book, uh, was published in 1984 from the University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque.

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