Hispania · 1995 · 192 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesCultural StudiesReligious StudiesLatino StudiesSociology Of ReligionWomen's StudiesGender In ReligionLatino Cultural StudiesLatino Gender StudiesLatino ReligionMexican American StudiesWomen In ReligionCultural Participation MeasurementGrassroots Cultural ParticipationMexican American RepresentationMotivational DifferencesMotivational DriversOur Lady Of GuadalupeWomen In Religious CommunitiesYouth Cultural Participation
Foreword by Fr. Virgilio Elizondo Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. Historical Context: The Spanish Conquest Chapter 2. Our Lady of Guadalupe: Story, Icon, Experience Chapter 3. Insights from the Experience of Juan Diego, First Perceiver of Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapter 4. The Experience of Mexican-American Women Chapter 5. Methodology and Research Findings Chapter 6. Analysis: Six Questions Chapter 7. Theological Significance Chapter 8. Conclusions Appendixes A-1: Demographic Questionnaire A-2: Level of Religious and Cultural Participation A-3: Most Important Church Holiday, Symbol, and Belief A-4: Most Important Religious and Cultural Holidays-Ranked B-1: The Adjective Check List (ACL) B-2: Sample Scores B-3: Categorization of Participants' Statements according to DeVos's Motivational Concerns C: Consent and Participation Agreement Form Bibliography Index