Carmen L. Medina
Affiliations: | Education | Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States |
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Elementary Education, Language and Literature EducationGoogle:
"Carmen Medina"
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| Brochin C, Medina CL. (2017) Critical Fictions of Transnationalism in Latinx Children's Literature Bookbird: a Journal of International Children's Literature. 55: 4-11 |
| Medina CL, Costa MdR, Soto N. (2017) Latinx* popular culture imaginaries: examining Puerto Rican children’s social discourses in interpreting telenovelas Early Years. 37: 77-90 |
| Medina CL, Wohlwend KE. (2014) Literacy, play and globalization: Converging imaginaries in children's critical and cultural performances Literacy, Play and Globalization: Converging Imaginaries in Children's Critical and Cultural Performances. 1-170 |
| Peñalva SL, Coggin LS, Medina CL. (2014) Examining Transcultural Spiritual Literacies Among Latino Children Through Artifactual Mediations Diaspora, Indigenous, and Minority Education. 8: 92-107 |
| Weltsek GJ, Medina CL. (2014) Global markets/global englishes: Drama and discourses in colonial spaces Youth Theatre Journal. 28: 18-31 |
| Medina CL, Weltsek GJ. (2013) Deconstructing global markets through critical performative experiences in puerto rico Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy. 57: 189-191 |
| Wohlwend KE, Medina CL. (2012) Media as nexus of practice: Remaking identities in What Not to Wear Discourse. 33: 545-560 |
| Medina CL. (2005) Discourse and Ideology in Writing in Role: Critical Discourse Analysis as a Tool for Interpretation Youth Theatre Journal. 19: 102-116 |
| Medina CL. (2004) The Construction of Drama Worlds as Literary Interpretation of Latina Feminist Literature. Ride-the Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance. 9: 145-160 |
| Medina C. (2001) When "Jerry Springer" Visits Your Classroom: Teaching Latina Literature in a Contested Ground. Theory Into Practice. 40: 198-204 |