Offering the student, researcher, and lay person a well-organized and systematically structured guide which lists and evaluates the most important source materials, this annotated bibliography cites 491 books, periodical articles, journal citations, government publications, films, and serial publications devoted to the Chicana. The materials, published between 1928 and 1974, pertain to: the Chicana and the Women's Liberation Movement (parallels and differences existing between the Chicana Movement and the predominantly Anglo-oriented Women's Liberation Movement); civil rights; culture and cultural processes, and folk culture; demography; economics; education (schooling, socialization, and the training of youth); the family structure, marriage, and sex roles; health practices and conditions, medical treatment, and nutrition; the historical background of the Chicana; labor and discrimination in employment (migrant, domestic, and foreign labor); literature (literary works and criticisms related to the Chicana and her literary image); politics; religion (applied doctrine, the church's role, parochial assistance, and welfare work); and social conditions. Author and title indices are given. (NQ)