An anthropological work about this region that included its author controversially purchasing and killing five pigs is complemented by a series of Jason Wells photographs. Anthropologists who worked in this region include Josiah Heyman and Michael Kearney, whose work Reconceptualizing the Peasantry posited a new form of indigeneity. Abandoned belongings (-5[1])from this region like black-painted gallon jugs are documented in a project (15[1])by Jason de León, who wrote about Memo (15[1])and Lucho’s experiences in this (15[1])region in his book The Land of (*) Open Graves. A semi-autobiographical book that describes eight varieties of languages spoken in this region (10[1])likens it to an “open [emphasize] (-5[1])wound.” (10[1]-5[5])That code-switching (10[2]-5[1])work (10[1])titled for this region analogizes (10[1])the rejection of binaries to “entering into the serpent” and aims at a “new consciousness.” (10[1])For 10 points, name this region (10[1])that is the subject of Gloria (10[1])Anzaldúa’s (10[2])La (10[1])Frontera. (10[1]0[1])■END■ (10[4]0[2])