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Published through Washington University in St. Louis. Welcome to the official page of the Revista de Estudios Hispánicos.

The Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, an internationally recognized, peer-reviewed journal, publishes original manuscripts in all areas of Hispanic literatures, cultures, and film. The Revista de Estudios Hispánicos is an internationally recognized, peer-reviewed journal that publishes original manuscripts in all areas of Hispanic literatures, cultures, and film, including essays on theoretical and

interdisciplinary topics. Bienvenidos a la página oficial de Facebook de la Revista de Estudios Hispánicos. La Revista de Estudios Hispánicos es una revista reconocida internacionalmente y peer-reviewed que publica manuscritos originales en todas las áreas de literatura, cultura y cine hispánicos, incluyendo artículos teóricos e interdisciplinarios.

10/28/2025

Join the Hispanic Studies Graduate Program Virtual Open House on Friday, November 7th from 11am-1pm to learn more about the program! RSVP by November 6th!

09/19/2025

Today's featured article is from Dr. Antonia Viu and her article entitled, "Materialidades expandidas: Leer literatura en revistas ilustradas latinoamericanas de los años veinte y treinta." Read now at Project Muse: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/967592

Dr. Viu is a Chilean literary and cultural studies scholar specializing in Latin American print culture. She is a professor and director of the Literature Department at Adolfo Ibáñez University in Chile.

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09/17/2025

Today we're highlighting the work of Dr. Alfonso Fierro and his article entitled, "Networked Promises, Cyborg Fears: Communication Infrastructure and Postrevolutionary Reconstruction in El Universal Ilustrado." Read now: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/967601

Alfonso Fierro is Assistant Professor of Mexican and Latin American literature at Northwestern University. His work explores the place of utopian and speculative fabulation practices in Latin American urban landscapes, focusing particularly on their connection to urban struggles and the political histories of socialism and anarchism in the region.

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09/11/2025

Our featured author today is PhD Candidate Christian Vásquez Infante and his article, "Recordar en resistencia: Lectura, escritura y protesta social en la Maloca Comunitaria Nicolás Guerrero de Cali, Colombia." Read now at Project Muse: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/967597

Christian Vásquez Infante is a researcher, editor, and cultural promoter from Bogotá, Colombia. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Northwestern University, where his research focuses on cultural initiatives in Colombia. He is co-editor and contributing author of Un gabinete para el futuro (2022), and a collaborator of Animal Extinto, a Colombian independent publishing collective.

Find your digital copy of Revista de Estudios Hispanicos online at Project Muse https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/55368 or check out our website to learn how you can subscribe to receive a printed copy today. Find all of our information at rehjournal.org.

09/09/2025

Today we're featuring an article written by two esteemed academics in the field, Dr. Carolina Sánchez and Dr. Jeffrey Lawrence. Find their article, "Editoriales independientes y prácticas de lectura en Latinoamérica" on Project Muse here: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/967599

Find your digital copy of Revista de Estudios Hispanicos online at Project Muse https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/55368 or check out our website to learn how you can subscribe to receive a printed copy today. Find all of our information at rehjournal.org.

09/06/2025

As we continue to highlight the work published in our most recent edition of Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, we look to the article written by Dr, Elena Lahr-Vivaz, and her article: "Para llenar el vacío que vendrá": Ramón Hondal's Poetic Collaborations with/in Prótesis."" Read now at https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/967598

Dr. Lahr-Vivaz is Professor of Spanish at Rutgers University–Newark. She researches, writes, and teaches on Latin American literature and film, border cinema, and representations of race in the Americas.

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09/04/2025

Dr. Magalí Rabasa of Lewis & Clark College wrote an article featured in our current issue entitled: "Amistad Política en la Página: The Materiality of Print Books as a Site of Feminist Translation."

Dr. Rabasa received her PhD from the University of California, Davis in Cultural Studies with an emphasis in Feminist Theory and Research in 2014. She received her BA from the University of Oregon in Spanish and International Studies, with a minor in Latin American Studies.

Read Dr. Rabasa's article online through Project Muse https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/967596 or find out more about subscriptions by visiting our website rehjournal.org."

08/30/2025

REH's latest issue features incredible articles from academics worldwide. Today we're highlighting the words of Dr. Carla Giaudrone and her article, “La fraternización con los árboles: la ecología q***r de Alberto Nin Frías.” To read this article, visit https://muse.jhu.edu/article/967593

Carla Giaudrone, of Rutgers University - Camden, holds a PhD in Hispanic literature from New York University, with a specialization in 20th and early-21st-century Latin American literature and culture. Her research explores the intersections of literature, cultural identity, and environmental thought within Latin American and Latinx contexts. Her recent work is grounded in environmental humanities, focusing on how landscape, ecology, and national identity are represented and contested in literature, audiovisual culture, and material archives.

Read Dr. Giaudrone's article and the rest of our issue online through Project Muse https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/55368 or find out more about subscriptions by visiting our website rehjournal.org.

08/28/2025

Dossier Editor for Tomo 59 Número 1, Dr. Marcy Schwartz, introduces readers to the topic of the issue, Reading in the Time of Media Multiplicity: Practices from Latin America.

Dr. Schwartz, of Rutgers University - New Brunswick, specializes in 20th century Latin American literature and culture, with particular emphasis on urban studies, exile, photography, and public culture. Her most recent research concerns contemporary reading programs in Latin American cities that rely on public space and urban infrastructure, the topic of her last book. She is currently researching Julio Cortázar’s poetry.

Read Dr. Schwartz's Introduction and additional article online through Project Muse or find out more about subscriptions by visiting our website rehjournal.org.

08/27/2025

Revista de Estudios Hispanicos has a new issue! Tomo 59 Número 1 is now published with our online publishing partner, ProjectMuse. The issue explores Reading in the Time of Media Multiplicity: Practices from Latin America.

Interested in reading this issue, or subscribing to the journal, digital or print? Find all of our subscription information on our website, rehjournal.org. Find and read the issue now on ProjectMuse: https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/55368

Stay tuned as we highlight our authors in the coming weeks as we lead up to the release of 59.1!

08/22/2025

Estamos entusiasmados de regresar este año con grandes proyectos y colaboraciones. El editor de la revista, Javier García Liendo, ha estado trabajando con un grupo increíble de colaboradores en el próximo número, que estará en línea en unos días.

¿Estás interesada o interesado en enviar un manuscrito para publicación en la revista? Encuentra las instrucciones en nuestro LInktree en la bio. Todos los manuscritos deben ser enviados a través de nuestra página web, rehjournal.org

07/03/2024

We love working 1-on-1 with authors to publish their unique research. In Issue 57.3, author Anna Cecilia Calle explores "Gabriel García Márquez's Lost cumbiambas: Distant Listening and Instrumental Creativity in GGM's Literary Archive" 🔉👂

📖 Read here with Project MUSE : https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/159/article/924208

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