This paper presents a descriptive approach to the reception of African American women’s literature in Spain through the study of its translation history. In this context, the first part of the paper describes the endeavor of developing AfroBib, a bibliographical tool that compiles exhaustive data about translations of African American women authors published in Spain. The second part of the paper discusses the translation history of African American women’s literature in the target country based on the statistical analysis of the data provided by our main research tool. The results display clear evidence of the increase in the circulation of African American women’s works and illustrate a complex network of social and literary factors that ...
In the XIX century, Brazil and Cuba created the abolitionist novels whose main theme emphasized blac...
This essay examines the theme of afrodominicanidad in the poetry of Dominican women writing in Spani...
This essay examines the theme of afrodominicanidad in the poetry of Dominican women writing in Spani...
This paper explores the reception in Spain of African literature written originally in English by fo...
This PhD thesis presents a descriptive approach to the translation and reception of African American...
This essay will link African women’s writing to culture, including literary culture and the politics...
El presente art��culo examina la recepci��n de la literatura africana en lengua inglesa en Espa��a b...
This paper aims to examine the Spanish translation of Margaret Walker's Jubilee (1966), which was th...
This paper aims to examine the Spanish translation of Margaret Walker's Jubilee (1966), which was th...
Está en nuestro ánimo investigador utilizar las Humanidades Digitales para la democratización de los...
El presente trabajo pretende realizar un análisis contrastivo de dos novelas de autoras poscoloniale...
Está en nuestro ánimo investigador utilizar las Humanidades Digitales para la democratización de los...
A partir de romances de autoria de mulheres africanas de língua portuguesa, inglesa e francesa, inte...
Abstract: This essay will link African women’s writing to culture, including lite-rary culture and t...
A partir de romances de autoria de mulheres africanas de língua portuguesa, inglesa e francesa, inte...
In the XIX century, Brazil and Cuba created the abolitionist novels whose main theme emphasized blac...
This essay examines the theme of afrodominicanidad in the poetry of Dominican women writing in Spani...
This essay examines the theme of afrodominicanidad in the poetry of Dominican women writing in Spani...
This paper explores the reception in Spain of African literature written originally in English by fo...
This PhD thesis presents a descriptive approach to the translation and reception of African American...
This essay will link African women’s writing to culture, including literary culture and the politics...
El presente art��culo examina la recepci��n de la literatura africana en lengua inglesa en Espa��a b...
This paper aims to examine the Spanish translation of Margaret Walker's Jubilee (1966), which was th...
This paper aims to examine the Spanish translation of Margaret Walker's Jubilee (1966), which was th...
Está en nuestro ánimo investigador utilizar las Humanidades Digitales para la democratización de los...
El presente trabajo pretende realizar un análisis contrastivo de dos novelas de autoras poscoloniale...
Está en nuestro ánimo investigador utilizar las Humanidades Digitales para la democratización de los...
A partir de romances de autoria de mulheres africanas de língua portuguesa, inglesa e francesa, inte...
Abstract: This essay will link African women’s writing to culture, including lite-rary culture and t...
A partir de romances de autoria de mulheres africanas de língua portuguesa, inglesa e francesa, inte...
In the XIX century, Brazil and Cuba created the abolitionist novels whose main theme emphasized blac...
This essay examines the theme of afrodominicanidad in the poetry of Dominican women writing in Spani...
This essay examines the theme of afrodominicanidad in the poetry of Dominican women writing in Spani...