Suchergebnisse

El articulo analiza tres novelas de autores cubanos contemporaneos residentes en los Estados Unidos desde una perspectiva antropologica, subrayando la construccion simbolica y la expresion literaria de la identidad etnica. El ensayo concluye que los escritores cubanoamericanos mas recientes estan haciendo la transicion entre una literatura del exilio y una literatura de la inmigracion que se acerca a la experiencia de otras minorias etnicas, especialmente los hispanos en los Estados Unidos. (Cuban Studies/DÜI)

The seminar will involve high-level experts from the academic, diplomatic, and business sectors and will seek to identify both challenges and opportunities that result from the current global situation as well as the circumstances of both regions. This way, the seminar will develop elements that contribute to a new basis of the bi-regional relationship, in an effort that seeks to be just the beginning of a continuous analytical and reflective process in this area.

"Broad ranging set of papers analyze political and social as well as economic international elements of subregional integration in Latin America and the Caribbean"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57

The Afro-Hispanic Reader and Anthology, bilingual in its presentation in both Spanish and English, enables a more fulsome discussion on African Diasporic literature and cultural forms and a wider embrace of cultural production by writers of African ancestry in the Americas, Caribbean and Africa. Invaluable in its connection of African Diaspora Studies; Spanish and Portugese cultural studies; literary criticism and Latin American Literature to Caribbean studies generally, this collection will further enhance the link between African and the Americas, In what is perhaps the first published collection of works by authors of African ancestry in Spanish America and Equitorial Guinea - the only former Spanish colony in Africa - editors Paulette Ramsay and Antonio D. Tillis draw together a critical study of the literary production of this hitherto unrecognized body of scholars