Reflections on the Growth
of Chicana/o History

by

Alberto Camarillo
Stanford University

Occasional Paper No. 14
February 1999

 

Over the past generation, our understanding of American history has been significantly altered by contributions to the literature that have opened up entirely new areas of knowledge and have questioned many longstanding assumptions and interpretations. The influences of the so-called "new" sub-fields of United States history - social, cultural, women's, labor, urban, western history, etc. - on the study of Chicanas/os have been profound. Equally important is the way these new sub-fields have, in turn, been influenced by Mexican American history.

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