12 articles in this issue
Juan Pablo Luppi
Written in rioplatense dialectal variety of Spanish language, in France, during last Argentine dictatorship (1976-1983), La sombra de Wenceslao (1978) activates a theatrical device that foster questions about functioning of the atopic (Barthes) production... see more
Alejo López,Alejo López
This paper focuses on the Puerto Rican literary tradition of impotence and its treatment of gender in the field of nuyorican poetry, a tradition that recovers a phallocentric Puerto Rican heritage (Algarín, Esteves) but at the same time introduces an over... see more
José Gabriel Figueroa Carle
In the œuvre of Colombian Andrés Caicedo (1951 – 1977), there is an evident intent of the author in (dis)articulating himself as the protagonist of his (non)fictions. We propose an autofictional double reading of two posthumous texts, Mi cuerpo es una cel... see more
Adel R Fauzetdinova
At the Second International Congress of Antifascist Writers César Vallejo viewed Guernica, Pablo Picasso’s masterpiece that influenced Vallejo’s magnificent collection of poems Spain, Take This Cup from Me. Both works and their numerous manuscripts and sk... see more
Ana Carolina Ochoa Roa
This is a text derivated from the presentation “La fijeza: tiempo y espacio insulares”, in the 38th Conference of the Caribbean Studies Association, on June 4th, 2013 at Grenada Grand Beach Resort, Grand Anse, Grenada.Lezama Lima was a Cuban poet, e... see more
José Javier Franco
Experience and memory talk about a life in common; they both are, essentially, collective. Living and remembering commit us to each other, because even the most intimate experience is mediated by its presence; or by its absence, which is another way to be... see more
Fernando Nahuel Valcheff García
The present article proposes a critical analysis of the five books of poetry published between 1954 and 1995 by argentinian writer Amelia Biagioni (1916 – 2000), specially emphasizing the alternative condition of her poetic work, considered not only in re... see more
Luis Alberto Velarde Figueroa
Jose Donoso 's novel El obsceno pájaro de la noche has been appointed in several research as contradictory. This aspect of the narrative construction can be undertood due to structuring axis of the novel, that means, the main character, whose principal de... see more
Andres Rodrigo Lopez Martinez
Here we explore the collective representations, family, everyday life and emotional stage of the 1960 students at the Universidad Nacional in Bogota, and the early 1970s at the Universidad de Antioquia in Medellin. The object: approaching the history behi... see more
Roberto Ponce Cordero
This essay explores new critical perspectives on the work of the Ecuadorian poet Medardo Ángel Silva. Previously ignored aspects, such as his race and his low-class social status, are emphasized. The contradictory and “escapist” character of Silva’s poetr... see more
Eduardo Vergara
Review of Silviano Santiago
Juan Pablo Sutherland
Review of Malú Urriola