21. Women Characters In Latin American Literature At St. Mary's University Women Characters in Latin American Literature at St. Mary's University A site dedicated to the study and celebration of women characters in Latin American culture. St. Mary's http://www.stmarytx.edu/latinwomen/

22. Mexican And Latin American Literature: Selected Sources Mexican and Latin American Literature Selected Sources. Since this page has been prepared for a specific class, no attempt has been made to be comprehensive. http://wwwlibrary.csustan.edu/lboyer/modern_languages/mexican.htm

Research Resources Services Special Collections General Information ... Library Home Mexican and Latin American Literature: Selected Sources Since this page has been prepared for a specific class, no attempt has been made to be comprehensive. Explore these sources and please let me know if you find even better ones. For recommended library resources (print and/or electronic), please consult Mexican, Latin American, and Indigenous Literature: A Guide to Selected Resources MEXICAN LITERATURE Cinco Decadas de Cuento Mexicano:Five Decades of Mexican Short Story Diccionario de Escritores de Mexico: Mexican Writer's Dictionary Horizonte de Poesia Mexicana Mexican Genre Fiction ... Poesia Mexicana INDIGENOUS LITERATURE General Ancient Mesoamerican Civilizations (University of Minnesota) Aztec, Maya, Inca Websites Indigenous Nations of Mexico Indigenous Peoples' Literature ... Prehispanic Literature of Mexico Maya Maya Culture:Traditional Storyteller's Tales Maya Related WWW Links Mayan Folktales (FolkArt and Craft Exchange) MayaLinks: MayaPages for Native Americans ... Popol Vuh: Mayan Book of the Dawn of Life This is a summary and overview of a religious text (16th century). Popol Vuh: Mayan Book of the Dawn of Life Aztec Aztec Creation Story Aztec Manuscripts Aztec Poems Aztec Books, Documents, Writing

23. Macmillan: The Spaces Of Latin American Literature: Tradition, Globalization, An Macmillan The Spaces of Latin American Literature Tradition, Globalization, and Cultural Production Juan E. De Castro Bonus Publisher Materials Author Biography http://us.macmillan.com/thespacesoflatinamericanliterature

24. Latin American Literature Getting Started DELCAT. Newark University of Delaware. LOCATION Internet (http//delcat.udel.edu) Use DELCAT, the catalog of the University of Delaware Library, to locate books http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/las/resguide/lit.htm

Latin American Literature: A Research Guide Contents: Getting Started Additional Databases Printed Indexes and Research Guides Other Encyclopedias ... Internet Resources Getting Started DELCAT . Newark: University of Delaware. LOCATION: Internet (http://delcat.udel.edu) Use DELCAT , the catalog of the University of Delaware Library, to locate books, films and other research materials on your topic. DELCAT also lists the titles of library subscriptions to periodicals (magazines, scholarly journals, and newspapers). To identify articles within periodicals, however, you will need to search a separate index or database. The Advanced Search feature of DELCAT permits searching by language. Academic OneFile LOCATION: Library Databases An online database which provides references and/or abstracts to articles from more than 8,000 scholarly and general interest periodicals. It also provides the full text of many articles. Historical Abstracts LOCATION: Library Databases A database (1969 to the present) covering scholarly journal articles, book reviews, and dissertations in world history (excluding the United States and Canada). Literature Resource Center LOCATION: Library Databases This database provides biographical and bibliographical information on authors and their works (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, drama, history, and journalism). It also provides literary criticism and is supplemented with links to author-related Web sites. The Authors by Type feature permits searching by genre, literary theme, literary movement or time period (e.g. Latin American boom novels), and author's nationality (e.g. Argentine), and gender.

25. Mexican And Latin American Literature: Selected Sources Mexican and Latin American Literature Selected Sources . Since this page has been prepared for a specific class, no attempt has been made to be comprehensive. http://library.csustan.edu/lboyer/modern_languages/

Mexican and Latin American Literature: Selected Sources Since this page has been prepared for a specific class, no attempt has been made to be comprehensive. Explore these sources and please let me know if you find even better ones. For recommended library resources (print and/or electronic), please consult: Mexican, Latin American, and Indigenous Literature: A Guide to Selected Resources MEXICAN LITERATURE Cinco Decadas de Cuento Mexicano:Five Decades of Mexican Short Story Codex Mendoza Diccionario de Escritores de Mexico: Mexican Writer's Dictionary Horizonte de Poesia Mexicana ... Poesia Mexicana INDIGENOUS LITERATURE General Indigenous Nations of Mexico Indigenous Peoples' Literature Indigenous Peoples of Mexico Literatura Indigena de Mexico: Prehispanic Literature of Mexico ... Prehispanic Literature of Mexico Maya Latino Literature - Maya Maya Culture:Traditional Storyteller's Tales Maya Related WWW Links Mayan Folktales (FolkArt and Craft Exchange) ... MayaLinks: MayaPages for Native Americans Aztec Aztec Creation Story Aztec Poems Aztec Writing (Azteca Web) Azteca Web Page ... Nahuatl Poetry LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE Bibliographies Bibliographies of Latin American Literature (University of Alberta) Handbook of Latin American Studies Latin American Literature Index (University of Alberta) Spanish and Latin American Literature (Columbia University) ... Spanish, Latin American, Brazilian and Caribbean Literature (Duke University)

26. Latin-American Literature: THE 19TH CENTURY LatinAmerican Literature THE 19TH CENTURY Romanticism. Political independence from Spain and Portugal did not bring an end to despotism, anarchy, and repression of the Indian and http://www.uv.es/EBRIT/macro/macro_5003_64_3.html

Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help Latin-American Literature THE 19TH CENTURY Romanticism. Political independence from Spain and Portugal did not bring an end to despotism, anarchy, and repression of the Indian and African populations; economic and political stability for most new nations came late and with difficulty, if at all. In literature, American themes fired the imagination of the liberators, but Neoclassical forms were still dominant. European Romanticism also pointed the way to cultural independence, even though that way lay largely along a route marked out by French, English, and Spanish writers. The controlled form of Neoclassicism yielded to the freedom, individualism, and emotional intensity of Romanticism, and the European cult of the medieval became in many cases a passion for the Indianpresent and past. The most illustrious early Romantics were Argentine political refugees who fled from the dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas . Their leader was Esteban , whoafter a stay in France (1826-30), where Romanticism was at its heightled the movement in La cautiva (1837; "The Captive"), one of the earliest fusions of native themes and scenes with newer free verse forms. The polemical Domingo Faustino

27. Latin American Authors And Poets Latin American literature directory. Spanish language literature a web directory. http://www.zeroland.co.nz/latin_literature.html

Arts on the Internet A Guide HOME Film Music Literature ... Bookstore Latin-American Literature Famous Latin-American Authors and Poets A Website List A Argentina B Brazil Chile ... Writers A El Aleph. Portal Literario Argentine literature See also Argentine Literature Historia de la Literatura Argentina Wikipedia entry on Argentine literature. B Bibliographies, Yale University. La Biblioteca Nacional, The Spanish National Library Brazil Literatura Brasileira Wikipedia entry on the literature of Brazil. Wikipedia list of Brazilian writers. C Central America. Wikipedia entries on Central American literature. Chile Critica Revista virtual de critica, Centro de Estudios Culturales. The Latin American and Caribbean Information Center University of Chile Writers Allende, Isabel. Isabel Allende Mistral , Gabriela. Gabriela Mistral Pablo Neruda Nobel Prize Archives Rosenmann-Taub, David. David Rosenmann-Taub, one of the most important living poets in the Spanish language. A dedicated site. Colombia Nobel Prize Archive Index of Latin and South American Literature M Magic Realism web index.

28. Latin American Literature :: Modernismo -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Latin American literature, Modernismo, Britannica Online Encyclopedia, By the end of Palma’s career as a writer, a new literary movement had swept through Latin America http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/331811/Latin-American-literature/23689

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29. Latin American Literature Summary BookRags.com Latin American Literature. Latin American Literature summary with encyclopedia entries, research information, and more. http://www.bookrags.com/eb/latin-american-literature-eb/

30. MostlyFiction.com BOOK REVIEW: Latin American MostlyFiction.com's lastest Latin American book reviews and news. http://mostlyfiction.com/latin.htm

31. Latin American Literature An essay or paper on Latin American Literature. A special relationship exists between the United States and Latin America and extends back at least as far as the Monroe http://www.lotsofessays.com/viewpaper/1701693.html

var base_url = "http://www.lotsofessays.com/"; Arts Business Custom Research Economics ... Login Latin American Literature A special relationship exists between the United States and Latin America and extends back at least as far as the Monroe Doctrine, which warned European powers to leave the Western Hemisphere to fend for itself. There are political, economic, and cultural ties between the U.S. and Latin America that may be seen as beneficial or harmful, depending on the circumstances and who is assessing those circumstances. Both aspects of the relationship are reflected in much of the literature of Latin America, as an examination of the works of several writers and poets from Latin America will demonstrate. The development of Latin American literature has been affected by the major political upheavals in that part of the world. Such upheavals imply the refocusing of national goals and values. Often, an initial aspect of such an upheaval has been the imposition of draconian restrictions on artistic expression, and among the upheavals in the last several decades were those in Chile and Uruguay in 1973, in Argentina in 1976, in Cuba in 1959, and in Brazil in 1964, and each of these ushered in new stages of their respective national cultures. Their use of language is often an aspect of the upheaval and its aftermath: The street language of JosT Augustin and Gustavo Sainz in Mexico, Manuel Puig and Enrique Medina in Argentina, and Pedro Juan Soto and Emilio Diaz Valcarel in

32. Glbtq >> Literature >> Latin American Literature Although Latin Americans have produced many works that have homoerotic themes or gay and lesbian characters, their sensibilities are largely different from those of North http://www.glbtq.com/literature/latin1_am_lit.html

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33. Latin American Collection At Yale University Literature. An A to Z of modern Latin American literature in English translation; The AfroSpanish American Author An annotated Bibliography of http://www.library.yale.edu/latinamerica/reference_lit.html

Selected Internet Resources in Latin American Studies Research Guides by Subject - General / Colonial Mexico / Literature / Women in Latin America / Orbis - Yale University Library catalog Morris - Yale Law School catalog ... Yale University Library Research Tools Subject Bibliographies Colonial Mexico Literature Women in Latin America Literature An A to Z of modern Latin American literature in English translation The Afro-Spanish American Author: An annotated Bibliography of Criticism América Latina : palavra, literatura e cultura Argentine literature : a research guide ... Year's Work in Modern Language Studies An A to Z of modern Latin American literature in English translation (Jason Wilson. London : Institute of Latin American Studies, 1989.) SML / Z1609 T7 W5 1989 (LC) The Afro-Spanish American Author: An annotated Bibliography of Criticism (Richard L. Jackson. New York: Garland, 1980. 129 p.)

34. Latin American Literature Criticism Latin American Literature Criticism and Essays http://www.enotes.com/twentieth-century-criticism/latin-american-literature

35. CMLibrary: Reader's Club: Booklist - Latin American Literature Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, CMLibrary, The Public Library of Charlotte Mecklenburg County Reader's Club your guide to enjoyable reading. New Fiction, Mysteries, Non http://www.plcmc.org/readers_club/features/feature.asp?id=104

36. Latin American Literature :: Contemporary Latin American Literature --  Kids Enc Latin American literature, Contemporary Latin American Literature After the Cuban revolution in 1959, there was an amazing eruption of fresh, creative, and dazzling literature http://kids.britannica.com/comptons/article-203666/Latin-American-literature

37. Latin American Literature - Research And Read Books, Journals Latin American Literature Scholarly books, journals and articles Latin American Literature at Questia, world's largest online library and research service. Subscribe now and http://www.questia.com/library/literature/literature-of-specific-countries/centr

38. Latin American Literature - Information, Facts, And Links Latin American Literature Information, Facts, and Links at eNotes http://www.enotes.com/topics/latin-american-literature

39. Latin American Literature Quiz - Latin American Literature Latin American literature includes many intriguing works by some brilliant authors and poets. See how much you know of Latin American literature by taking this fairly basic quiz. http://www.funtrivia.com/trivia-quiz/Literature/Latin-American-Literature-303577

40. Latin American Literature Fiction, poetry and nonfiction from writers all over the world, throughout history. A literary journey through Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. http://www.suite101.com/latin-american-literature

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