spanish american literature

A critical history of Latin American literature from the Conquest to the late twentieth century, which examines the influence of European culture and discusses the historical, political, and economic contexts in which literary works appeared. Includes primary and secondary bibliographies listing Spanish texts and English editions.

Examines the literature of Spain and Latin America throughout history, profiling influential writers, works, trends, styles, and developments that have shaped the literary history of both regions.

The epic story of the passionate Trueba family begins at the turn of the century in South America.

An anthology of writing by Latin American women, drawn from the previous twelve volumes of the Secret Weavers series; grouped in four categories which address the topics of identity and difference, women and gender, the politics of domination, and women and language.

Collects excerpts from the writings of over forty contemporary Spanish poets and fiction writers.

An anthology of writings by Latino authors, spanning a period from the mid-sixteenth century to the late twentieth-century and including history, memoirs, letters, essays, fiction, poetry, and drama.

A reference guide to literature written in the Spanish language including Central and South America, peninsular Spain and Castilian.