This is the first article that attempts to trace a panoramic view of Sephardi/Mizrahi literature in Latin America. It starts by giving basic information about the migration of these Jewish groups at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. Later, it identifies more than twenty writers, and establishes two ways to approach Sephardi/- Mizrahi identity: 1) Reflection and study of the splendor of the «Golden Age» of Medieval Jewish culture in the Iberian Peninsula; and 2) representations of contemporary Sephardim and Mizrahim. Finally, the article proposes Isaac Chocrón's novel, Rómpase en caso de incendio, as the foundational text for contemporary Sephardi/- Mizrahi literature in Latin America.Este es el primer artículo que inten...
Entre los siglos XIX y XX, la literatura de expresión judeoespañola observa un periodo de florecimie...
This article asserts that Abraham Ibn Ezra was the first to endow the Hebrew word mishpatim with a c...
This article is dedicated to the life and work of Diego de Urrea, one of the most important translat...
A presentation and bibliographical references of the various Sephardic coplas on the subject of Jose...
From the extensive collection of Eastern Judeo-Spanish oral literature, brought together by William ...
Se explora el tema de los estados en la literatura medieval española y en el Islam tardío español. U...
Innerhalb des Textkorpus der spätmittelalterlichen höfischen Liebeslyrik Kastiliens stößt man besond...
This work analyses how, when transferring a number of works in Latin and Spanish into the Nahuatl la...
At the end of the 15th century a Hebrew inscription on a gravestone found in Sagunto, having been wr...
El autor nos expone la influencia de la cultura Hispano-árabe en la cultura Latinoamericana, y se pr...
Desde hace algunos años se deplora con frecuencia que, a pesar de las facilidades de comunicación, l...
After an overview of the Near East and the Fertile Crescent as a liminal (border) space where cultur...
The aim of this article is to offer a critical and annotated edition of the Sephardic dirge La destr...
This article includes an edition and study of a Judeo-Spanish manuscript from The Hebrew Union Colle...
In this article the reader is offered a study of the life and literary legacy of the Rabbi Dr. Ŝemaḥ...
Entre los siglos XIX y XX, la literatura de expresión judeoespañola observa un periodo de florecimie...
This article asserts that Abraham Ibn Ezra was the first to endow the Hebrew word mishpatim with a c...
This article is dedicated to the life and work of Diego de Urrea, one of the most important translat...
A presentation and bibliographical references of the various Sephardic coplas on the subject of Jose...
From the extensive collection of Eastern Judeo-Spanish oral literature, brought together by William ...
Se explora el tema de los estados en la literatura medieval española y en el Islam tardío español. U...
Innerhalb des Textkorpus der spätmittelalterlichen höfischen Liebeslyrik Kastiliens stößt man besond...
This work analyses how, when transferring a number of works in Latin and Spanish into the Nahuatl la...
At the end of the 15th century a Hebrew inscription on a gravestone found in Sagunto, having been wr...
El autor nos expone la influencia de la cultura Hispano-árabe en la cultura Latinoamericana, y se pr...
Desde hace algunos años se deplora con frecuencia que, a pesar de las facilidades de comunicación, l...
After an overview of the Near East and the Fertile Crescent as a liminal (border) space where cultur...
The aim of this article is to offer a critical and annotated edition of the Sephardic dirge La destr...
This article includes an edition and study of a Judeo-Spanish manuscript from The Hebrew Union Colle...
In this article the reader is offered a study of the life and literary legacy of the Rabbi Dr. Ŝemaḥ...
Entre los siglos XIX y XX, la literatura de expresión judeoespañola observa un periodo de florecimie...
This article asserts that Abraham Ibn Ezra was the first to endow the Hebrew word mishpatim with a c...
This article is dedicated to the life and work of Diego de Urrea, one of the most important translat...