Vanderbilt e-Journal of Luso-Hispanic Studies

VULHS

The Vanderbilt e-Journal of Luso-Hispanic Studies is an online academic publication edited by the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Created as an open forum and a platform for dialogue on specific debates within Luso-Hispanic Studies, this publication includes monographic volumes crossing disciplinary boundaries and addressing theoretical, political, and cultural connections between the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America, as well as Inter-American topics. Submissions are accepted by invitation only. It is published annually.



Vol 8 (2012): Studies on Migration in Spanish and Latin American Literature and Film - N. Michelle Shepherd, Guest Editor

Table of Contents

Índice PDF
 

Cover

Studies on Migration in Spanish and Latin American Literature and Film PDF
 

Introduction

N. Michelle Shepherd PDF ()
 

Articles

Los movimientos migratorios y la simbología del territorio en La luna siempre será un amor difícil de L. H. Crosthwaite PDF ()
Perla Ábrego
Incongruent Visions: Documentary Incursions into the Debate Over Illegal Immigration PDF ()
Brian Cope
The Immigrant as/in Crisis: the Citation and Appropriation of Lavapiés in Narratives of Progress in Contemporary Madrid PDF ()
Jodi A. Eisenberg
España Transfetana: Writing the Protectorate and the Patria in La llamada del Almuédano and El tiempo entre costuras PDF ()
Mahan L. Ellison
Tonight We’re Not Whores. Tonight We’re Princesses. Sex Work and Immigration in Spain: Fernando León de Aranoa’s Princesas PDF ()
Chad Montuori
Migration and Mobility in Rachid Nini’s Diario de un ilegal PDF ()
N. Michelle Shepherd


ISSN: 1547-5743
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