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245 10 a| What that pig said to Jesush| [electronic resource] :b| on the uneasy permanence of immigrant life /c| Philip Garrison.;

260 a| Salt Lake City :b| The University of Utah Press,c| [2017];

300 a| xii, 172 pages ;c| 22 cm;

500 a| "Excerpts and drafts of these essays have appeared in BorderSenses, Hinchas de Poesía, New Madrid, On Barcelona, and Southwest Review.";

505 2 a| Life and times -- Testimonio 1 -- Before long, in a while -- Testimonio 2 -- Dear Tucker -- Testimonio 3 -- Aguas -- Testimonio 4 -- Somewhere nobody else wanted to live -- Testimonio 5 -- What you hear secondhand : Testimonio 6 -- Hearsay -- Testimonio 7 -- Anniversaries -- Testimonio 8 -- Uncle Lou versus the nineteenth century -- Testimonio 9 -- Fire and elephants -- Testimonio 10 -- What emerges from the husk : Testimonio 11 -- Letter from Manastash Creek -- Testimonio 12 -- Casta -- Testimonio 13 -- Everyone agrees -- Testimonio 14 -- Letter from Millpond Manor -- Testimonio 15 -- El chacuaco.;

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What that pig said to Jesus on the uneasy permanence of immigrant life / Philip Garrison.

Author/creator	Garrison, Philip
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	Salt Lake City : The University of Utah Press, [2017]
Description	xii, 172 pages ; 22 cm
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Ebook Central - Academic Complete
Subjects	Garrison, Philip--Anecdotes. Internal migrants--Northwest, Pacific. --Biography. Mexicans--Northwest, Pacific. --Biography. Immigrants--Northwest, Pacific. --Biography. Migration, Internal--Northwest, Pacific. --Fiction.

Uniform title	Essays. Selections
Partial contents	Life and times -- Testimonio 1 -- Before long, in a while -- Testimonio 2 -- Dear Tucker -- Testimonio 3 -- Aguas -- Testimonio 4 -- Somewhere nobody else wanted to live -- Testimonio 5 -- What you hear secondhand : Testimonio 6 -- Hearsay -- Testimonio 7 -- Anniversaries -- Testimonio 8 -- Uncle Lou versus the nineteenth century -- Testimonio 9 -- Fire and elephants -- Testimonio 10 -- What emerges from the husk : Testimonio 11 -- Letter from Manastash Creek -- Testimonio 12 -- Casta -- Testimonio 13 -- Everyone agrees -- Testimonio 14 -- Letter from Millpond Manor -- Testimonio 15 -- El chacuaco.
Abstract	"Philip Garrison writes about two waves of the immigrant poor that have settled on the Columbia Plateau and throughout the American West. One, beginning in the 1930s and caricatured as Okies, encompassed hundreds of thousands of families from Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas and continued until about 1970. The second wave, since 1990, has come primarily from the Mexican Central Plateau, in even greater numbers. This book looks at immigration as "an identity makeover, one taking the form first of breakdown, then of reassembly, and finally of renewal""--Provided by publisher.
General note	"Excerpts and drafts of these essays have appeared in BorderSenses, Hinchas de Poesía, New Madrid, On Barcelona, and Southwest Review."
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/form	Electronic books.
LCCN	2016040358
ISBN	9781607815495 (softcover : alk. paper)

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