Antonio Tomas De La Garza
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4908680 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Antonio Tomas De La Garza |
| PRENOMES | Antonio Tomas |
| SOBRENOME | De La Garza |
| ASSINATURA | DE LA GARZA A T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of New Mexico |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Forum
In this introduction to our Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies forum titled “Border Rhetorics,” we first and foremost pay tribute to the life and work of the late Dr. D. Robert DeChaine. His work inspired a generation of scholars to take up the call to study the impacts of and the opportunities within border rhetorics. Then, we lay out a renewed vision for the study border rhetorics in the field of communication studies that grapples wit…
Decolonizing Merit
Scholars of color in white majority universities inhabit a zone of alterity, which forces them to make strategic choices about how they perform. Tactical essentialism is an alternative to the dichotomous ideologies of static and fluid ontologies. Rather than allowing oneself to be caught in the double bind between performing whiteness and resisting white supremacy, a tactical form of essentialism recognizes that identity is fluid, yet simultaneou…
A Eulogy for Roxsana Hernández
Research Article| October 01 2019 A Eulogy for Roxsana Hernández: Tracing the Relationship between Border Rhetoric and Queer Debility Antonio Tomas De La Garza Antonio Tomas De La Garza Antonio Tomas De La Garza, PhD, is an assistant professor of rhetoric at California State University, San Marcos. His research focuses on how discourse reifies and/or resists white supremacist power relations. His current work explores how the U.S.—Mexico borderla…
Critical Race Theory
Critical race theory (CRT) is an intellectual movement that seeks to understand how white supremacy as a legal, cultural, and political condition is reproduced and maintained, primarily in the US context. Key to CRT is an emphasis on social change; thus, scholars within CRT not only attempt to understand race and racism but also to remedy their effects. Within the field of communication, CRT has been taken up by only a few scholars; yet CRT's ove…
Retheorizing Adaptation
After reviewing traditional approaches to the study of immigrant adaptation, we develop a theory of differential adaptation, which suggests that migrants may adapt in a variety of ways that do not necessitate that they acquiesce to larger pressures to assimilate or accommodate the larger society they have joined; moreover, they may change the existing culture and society into which they move. Their experiences are “differential” and require a mor…
Retheorizing Adaptation
After reviewing traditional approaches to the study of immigrant adaptation, we develop a theory of differential adaptation, which suggests that migrants may adapt in a variety of ways that do not necessitate that they acquiesce to larger pressures to assimilate or accommodate the larger society they have joined; moreover, they may change the existing culture and society into which they move. Their experiences are “differential” and require a mor…
Forum
In this introduction to our Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies forum titled “Border Rhetorics,” we first and foremost pay tribute to the life and work of the late Dr. D. Robert DeChaine. His work inspired a generation of scholars to take up the call to study the impacts of and the opportunities within border rhetorics. Then, we lay out a renewed vision for the study border rhetorics in the field of communication studies that grapples wit…
Retheorizing Adaptation
After reviewing traditional approaches to the study of immigrant adaptation, we develop a theory of differential adaptation, which suggests that migrants may adapt in a variety of ways that do not necessitate that they acquiesce to larger pressures to assimilate or accommodate the larger society they have joined; moreover, they may change the existing culture and society into which they move. Their experiences are “differential” and require a mor…
Critical Race Theory
Critical race theory (CRT) is an intellectual movement that seeks to understand how white supremacy as a legal, cultural, and political condition is reproduced and maintained, primarily in the US context. Key to CRT is an emphasis on social change; thus, scholars within CRT not only attempt to understand race and racism but also to remedy their effects. Within the field of communication, CRT has been taken up by only a few scholars; yet CRT's ove…
A Eulogy for Roxsana Hernández
Research Article| October 01 2019 A Eulogy for Roxsana Hernández: Tracing the Relationship between Border Rhetoric and Queer Debility Antonio Tomas De La Garza Antonio Tomas De La Garza Antonio Tomas De La Garza, PhD, is an assistant professor of rhetoric at California State University, San Marcos. His research focuses on how discourse reifies and/or resists white supremacist power relations. His current work explores how the U.S.—Mexico borderla…
Decolonizing Merit
Scholars of color in white majority universities inhabit a zone of alterity, which forces them to make strategic choices about how they perform. Tactical essentialism is an alternative to the dichotomous ideologies of static and fluid ontologies. Rather than allowing oneself to be caught in the double bind between performing whiteness and resisting white supremacy, a tactical form of essentialism recognizes that identity is fluid, yet simultaneou…
Forum
In this introduction to our Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies forum titled “Border Rhetorics,” we first and foremost pay tribute to the life and work of the late Dr. D. Robert DeChaine. His work inspired a generation of scholars to take up the call to study the impacts of and the opportunities within border rhetorics. Then, we lay out a renewed vision for the study border rhetorics in the field of communication studies that grapples wit…
Political science (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Critical Race Theory in Education (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Philosophy (2 obras) · Politics (2 obras) · Rhetoric and Communication Studies (2 obras)