Volume 28, Number 1, Fall 2012 (Full Report)
Studies and Confluences
Easier Said Than Done: Masculinity on the Front Line in Rolando Hinojosa's “The Useless Servants and Korean Love Songs” Mahan L. Ellison
Hamandeggs: Dual Translation in Elena Poniatowska's “La casa en Mango Street” Anna Nogar
Staging the Oneiric in Buero Vallejo's “Jueces en la noche:” Memory and the Sundered Self John P. Gabriele
Curious Connections: Heretofore Unknown Links Between Galdós's “La desheredada” and “Fortunata y Jacinta” Michael Schnepf
Volume 27, Number 2, Spring 2012 (Full Report)
From Borges to Tourism: Mendoza and the Nation in Martín Kohan's “EI lnforme: San Martin y el otro cruce de los Andes” Joy Logan
Identity Crises and Immigration in Argentina: Consumption and Belonging in “En la sangre” (1887) by Eugenio Cambaceres Susan Hallstead-Dabove
Charly Garda's allegories as counter-discourse Mara Favoretto
From the Hacienda to the City: Transitions to Modernity in Two Latin American Women's Memoirs Melody Nixon
On Being a Spanish Immigrant, a Feminist, and a Writer in the United States: An Interview with Concha Alborg Ricardo F. Vivancos Pérez
