New number received from: IBEROAMERICANA (Year XI, nº45. March 2012)

 

Summary of this issue:

ARTICLES AND ESSAYS

*About the concept of “new country” and training of Brazilians in the first decades of the Republic. Patricia Santos-Hansen

*Hell in Santiago: drought, landscape and writing in Northwest Argentina. Jens Anderson.

*America seen as poetic making: a reading of "The American Expression" by José Lezama Lima. Brenda Vega Nava.

*The idea of ​​independence during the days of the American Revolution and the European Restoration. The difficult patriotic sermon of Francisco Castañeda in the Cathedral of Buenos Aires.Fabian Smith

 

DOSSIER: URBAN STUDIES IN/ON LATIN AMERICA IN THE 21stST CENTURY: CURRENT STATE OF PLAY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

Coordinated by Fraya Frehse

*Introduction. Fraya Frehse

*Discussing Urban Research in Latin America, with an Emphasis on Mexico: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Approaches. Martha Schteingart

*A Recent Sociological Utopia of Urban Space in Brazil. Fraya Frehse

*From the City to “loUrbano”: Exploring Cultural Production of Public Space in Latin America. Anne Huffschmid

*In Praise of Other Views: The World of Cities and the Social Sciences. charles fortune

 

 DISCUSSION FORUM

*Jorge Semprún, a writer with a European life and history, a leading figure in the controversialpolitical-cultural, ideological and literary sias of his time. Mirjam Leuzinger/Jose Manuel Lopez de Abiada.

*Migrant writings. The four shores of literature in Spanish. Interview with Leonardo Valencia. Carina Gonzalez

*Displacements, contexts and commitments. Interview with Gerardo Mosquera. Carlos Garrido Castilian.

*Las Terrazas (Cuba) and the “Second Revolution” in the Sierra del Rosario. Nicholas Williams.

GRADES. IBERO-AMERICAN REVIEWS

*Intellectuals in Latin America: stories, speeches, interventions. Andrea Pagni

* Contributions of studies of women in rural areas, development and culture in Mexico, 1975-2011.Amanda Hernandez Perez

*Iberian literatures: history and criticism

*Latin American Literatures: History and Criticism

*History and Social Sciences: Latin America

*Index of reviewed titles

 

 

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