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The Holocaust in Mexican Literature [PDF]
European Review, 2014 Even though none of the recent reference works on Holocaust literature mentions the Mexican output on this topic, there exists a substantial tradition of literary works in Mexico that address the Holocaust. This essay offers a survey of this tradition, with a focus on how the authors of these works relate the Holocaust to the Mexican context from which
M. V. Delden
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Rock, Rap, or Reggaeton?: Assessing Mexican Immigrants' Cultural Assimilation Using Facebook Data, [PDF]
The Web Conference, 2019 The degree to which Mexican immigrants in the U.S. are assimilating culturally has been widely debated. To examine this question, we focus on musical taste, a key symbolic resource that signals the social positions of individuals.
Ian Stewart +4 more
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A History of Mexican Literature
, 2016 A History of Mexican Literature chronicles a story more than five hundred years in the making, looking at the development of literary culture in Mexico from its indigenous beginnings to the twenty-first century. Featuring a comprehensive introduction that charts the development of a complex canon, this History includes extensive essays that illuminate ...
I. S. Prado, Anna M. Nogar, J. R. Serra
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Traditions of Mexican Corridos in Rolando Hinojosa’s “The Valley” and “Klail City” [PDF]
Актуальные проблемы филологии и педагогической лингвистики, 2021 The paper dwells on the traditions of Mexican and Mexican-American ballads called “corridos,” such as “Ballad of Gregorio Cortez,” in the novels of Texas writer Rolando Hinojosa. Corrido that emerged in the XIX century and continues developing today is a
Maria I. Baranova
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Mexican Literature on the Recent Revolution [PDF]
Hispanic American Historical Review, 1919 H. Priestley
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“There are so many ways to tell a story”: An Interview with Carlos Martínez Assad
Mashriq & Mahjar, 2023 In this interview, Carlos Martínez Assad reflects on his transition from a long career as an academic and historian to an author of fiction, as well as what it means to be Lebanese in Mexico.
Rachel Norman
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Juan Rulfo’s Birth Centenary [PDF]
Литература двух Америк, 2017 The article is dedicated to the memorable date — the birth centenary of one of the most outstanding Latin American writers of the 20th century — Juan Rulfo (1917– 1984).
Andrey F. Kofman
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La disidencia sexo-genérica del cuerpo abstracto. Análisis de un poema de sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Confluenze, 2022 Read in a dissident way, without adhering to any theoretical framework that offers a naturalistic, social, or biological model of sex and gender, or based on the ontological issue of the sacredness of the principle of non-contradiction, sor Juana's work ...
Valeria Stabile
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Two poems by Ángel José Fernández translated by Yasmín Rojas
Latin American Literary Review, 2021 "Sister of mine on The precipice" and "My uncle the carpenter" are two poems where union, identity and earth are the leitmotiv of a poets vision. He sings to his loved ones, his romantic partner, as well as to his uncle through metaphors involving soil ...
Ángel José Fernández, Yasmín Rojas
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The U.S. Mexican immigrant family in a changing society: a critical overview
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis: Folia Sociologica, 2021 This article charts literature debates about the structural changes of the Mexican immigrant family in the United States. It presents, first, a critical overview of the conventional literature on the Mexican immigrant family, typically framed around ...
Juan José Bustamante
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