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Rebecca Colesworthy @rcolesworthy.bsky.social · 07/10/2025

Very cool books with very cool covers bombardment because we all need a little beauty and brilliance, surely

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Ana Almeyda-Cohen @almeydacohen.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

Thrilled to share my new article in Hispanófila! I explore madams & witches as celestinas in mid-20th C. Mexican comics & crime magazines. The popular meets the political in these cultural products that employ gendered archetypes for social commentary. Read it here: muse.jhu.edu/pub/210/arti...

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Project MUSE - Celestinas in Mexico: Challenging Morality and Narrating Sex Work and Love Magic in Mid-Twentieth-Century Popular Press and Comics

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Víctor Sierra Matute @sierramatute.bsky.social · 14/02/2025

In three weeks! We're taking sound studies beyond campus! With @latinxvisions.bsky.social @drcaromaldo.bsky.social @drbexphd.bsky.social, among others. Stay tuned!

Poster for "Speaking Volumes! A Symposium on Sound and Listening," featuring Simone Pinet, Beatriz Goubert, Agustina Checa, Ana Cecilia Calle, Nicholas Jones, Pepa Anastasio, Rodrigo Viqueira, Rebecca Salois, Miguel Trelles, Latinx Visions, Rojo Robles, Teatro Latea, Camila Torres Castro, Jennifer Caroccio Maldonado, and Victor Sierra Matute. On Friday, March 7th, 10am-7pm at Latea @ The Clemente. Sponsored by Baruch College, Teatro Latea, and The Clemente.

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FORMA: A Journal of Latin American Criticism & Theory @formajournal.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

FORMA has launched its inaugural Debate series! Organized and edited by @jose-eduardo.bsky.social and Steve Buttes, established scholars address the current state of the field by examining the past 25 years and projecting forward. See the first two installments: www.formajournal.org/debate

How has scholarship in the field of Latin American criticism and theory developed over the past two decades, and what questions or concerns should shape its trajectory over the next 25 years?

FORMA invites experts in the field of Latin American criticism and theory to contribute their perspectives on the "state of the field" by writing 1,000-2,000 word responses to one or more of the position papers.

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Rafael Lemus @rafaellemus.bsky.social · 20/11/2024

¡En librerías en enero!

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Manu Aviles-Santiago @manu-aviles.bsky.social · 20/12/2024

Our book “Spanish-Language Television: Cultural and Industrial Transformations” (University of Texas Press) is now available for pre-order! Explore how Univision and Telemundo are transforming language, race, and storytelling to thrive in a changing media world. utpress.utexas.edu/9781477331163/

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How Spanish-language television networks continue to thrive in a rapidly changing media landscape. The US television industry has suffered blow after blow am...

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Ana Almeyda-Cohen @almeydacohen.bsky.social · 19/12/2024

Hola, mi gente. Excited to join #Bluesky! I’m an assistant prof of Spanish, with a focus on the film, literature, & culture of #Mexico and the #Caribbean. Looking forward to sharing thoughts on books, new research, film, lit, and more. Let’s connect! #AcademicLife #MexicanStudies #CaribbeanStudies

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