Add to ORKGAn English translation of an interview conducted with the Puerto Rican author Mayra Santos Febres centred on her identity as a Puerto Rican writer of African descent, her relationship with the United States, her literary generation and its relationship with literary anthologies, as well as the collective generational project. It was conducted on the basis of her involvement in the anthology Se habla español: voces latinas en USA [We speak Spanish: Latin voices in the USA] (2000), which represented a starting point for what is gradually being recognized as a New Latino Boom in the United States
The aim of the interview is to make know the editorial reality of La Nuova Frontiera, a publishing h...
Luz Angélica Kirschner is a contributing author, “Brazuca Literature: Old and New Currents, Counterc...
© Cambridge University Press 2016. Now the United States’ largest collective minority, the country's...
Keywords : US latina literature, Latina boom, borderlands, new generation, nonnormative sexualities ...
In the last twenty years, a new literature written in English by female ethnic writers of Hispanic d...
Luz Angélica Kirschner is editor and a contributing author, “Expanding Latinidad: An Introduction” a...
Latinidad, or the idea of a shared solidarity among Latinxs of all ethnicities in the United States,...
A great deal of literature has focused in recent years on Latino migration and language contact in t...
An interview with the author and professor Ilan Stavans which takes as its starting point his partic...
Yvette Fuentes, Ph.D., associate professor of Spanish in the Department of Literature and Modern Lan...
Immigration has been one of the basic realities of life for Latino communities in the United States ...
An interview with the Chilean author Lina Meruane regarding her participation in the anthology Se ha...
The last few decades have witnessed literary historians and critics in the United States engaged in ...
Los Estados Unidos y Latinoamérica comparten una frontera que extiende más que 1.900 millas. En los ...
The readership for chicano, puerto rican, and cuban-american creative literature in the united state...
The aim of the interview is to make know the editorial reality of La Nuova Frontiera, a publishing h...
Luz Angélica Kirschner is a contributing author, “Brazuca Literature: Old and New Currents, Counterc...
© Cambridge University Press 2016. Now the United States’ largest collective minority, the country's...
Keywords : US latina literature, Latina boom, borderlands, new generation, nonnormative sexualities ...
In the last twenty years, a new literature written in English by female ethnic writers of Hispanic d...
Luz Angélica Kirschner is editor and a contributing author, “Expanding Latinidad: An Introduction” a...
Latinidad, or the idea of a shared solidarity among Latinxs of all ethnicities in the United States,...
A great deal of literature has focused in recent years on Latino migration and language contact in t...
An interview with the author and professor Ilan Stavans which takes as its starting point his partic...
Yvette Fuentes, Ph.D., associate professor of Spanish in the Department of Literature and Modern Lan...
Immigration has been one of the basic realities of life for Latino communities in the United States ...
An interview with the Chilean author Lina Meruane regarding her participation in the anthology Se ha...
The last few decades have witnessed literary historians and critics in the United States engaged in ...
Los Estados Unidos y Latinoamérica comparten una frontera que extiende más que 1.900 millas. En los ...
The readership for chicano, puerto rican, and cuban-american creative literature in the united state...
The aim of the interview is to make know the editorial reality of La Nuova Frontiera, a publishing h...
Luz Angélica Kirschner is a contributing author, “Brazuca Literature: Old and New Currents, Counterc...
© Cambridge University Press 2016. Now the United States’ largest collective minority, the country's...