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Alan Lechusza

It’s Alan Lechusza, PhD. I define my writing works through critical philosophical approach to pop culture aesthetics and expressions. My research topics and projects take a critical theory directive that strives to dismantle, deconstruct and redefine aesthetic hermeneutics of socio-political power and ideological epistemologies through a dynamic dialectic intersections of pop culture identity and the lexicons of power.

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Alan Lechusza, Ph.D., has authored numerous articles and book entries that analyze, dismantle, critique, and explore representations and the significance of pop culture. As a cultural critical theorist, Dr. Lechusza examines the dynamic intersections of philosophy with artistic expressions to deconstruct assumptive modalities of society and identity.

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Over the years, Alan has achieved the following milestones:
STORY LINE 84%
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See no Indian, Hear no Indian
My books are available to purchase from my website and I am offering free shipping for the first ten orders!
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See no Indian, Hear no Indian, Don’t Speak about the Indian: Writing Beyond the i/Indian Divide.’

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"Are You (Still) Ready for W.O.R.?" delves into the Native Hip Hop group Without Reservation (W.O.R.) and their innovative use of cultural signifiers and Hip Hop elements. This critical examination reveals fresh epistemological insights and highlights the ideological flexibility of Native identity. The updated edition of this 2009 research includes BONUS TRACKS that showcase the evolution of Native Hip Hop and its ongoing relevance in Native artistic expression. It revisits the original scholarship to evaluate the development of Native critical theories and argues for socio-linguistic pedagogical approaches that underscore tribal sovereignty and self-determination.

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Native Images, Native Reality The art of Catherine Nelson-Rodriguez

Ihab Hassan outlines eleven theoretical points within his article Pluralism in Postmodern Perspectives used to determine the depth of postmodernism.2 Cathy’s art works decisively articulate each of these theoretical concepts,

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Racial demographic in Arizona and the identification of state racism

In 1920, the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce advertised the city as “a modern town of 40,000 people, and the best kind of people, too. A very small percentage of the total population were Mexicans, Negroes or foreigners

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TALK TO ME, SISTER:TRIXIE MATTEL AS A POP SOCIAL LINGUIST

In an era where banned books are up 30–40% nationwide overall (1,477 instances of banned books affecting 874 titles, PEN America 2023), the importance of contemporary cultural language — its use, dialectic,

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When the hoodie talks and the hijab walks, thoughts of social resistance arise — Trayvon Martin and Mahsa Amini

Trayvon Martin wore his hoodie, and he died. Mahsa Amini removed her hijab, and she died. Each of these actions sparked calls to action and civic

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