- Priscilla Solis Ybarra, Ph. D. - Priscilla Solis Ybarra, Ph. D.
Life along the border : a landmark tejana thesis by Jovita González ; edited, with an introduction, by María Eugenia Cotera — 1st ed p cm — (Elma Dill Russell Spencer series In the West and Southwest ; no 26) Includes bibliographical references and index
- ABARCA, APOLONIA POLLY MUÑOZ (1920 )
The educator and folklorist, Jovita González, dedicated her life to bringing the legends and stories of Tejanos into the broader American narrative Born into a ranching family in Roma, Texas, the family moved to San Antonio so that the children could receive an education in English
- Meet the Originals - Humanities Texas
Read or listen to the episode on Jovita González Then, answer questions about it Born in 1904 on her grandparents’ ranch in Roma, Texas, pioneering folklorist and educator Jovita González felt a deep commitment to the people and culture of South Texas
- A Guide to the Jovita González Mireles Papers - TXST
This series documents the financial life of E E Mireles and Jovita González Mireles from appliances purchases and routine utility payments to E E Mireles’ student loans
- Díana Noreen Rivera Jovita Gonzál - This Bridge Called . . .
Jovita González has received critical praise and critical ts people in her literary production Critics have also questioned González’s personal identity politics in light of her academic affiliation with J Frank Dobie, University of Texas folklorist and longtime editor of the Texas Folklore Society, who controversially instructed society
- Jovita González Mirele - notablefolkloristsofcolor. org
Jovita González 2000 The Woman Who Lost Her Soul and Other Stories edited by Sergio Reyna Houston,
- Jovita - King County
Sub 16, also commonly referred to as Jovita, is the easterly portion of area 55 extending from Military Rd S to the valley floor Most of Jovita was platted many years ago into small 4,800 square foot lots which are often wet and poorly drained
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