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Beginning in 2012, the Revista de Estudios Hispánicos will be available online through Project Muse. Managed by the Johns Hopkins University Press, Project Muse’s online database provides full-text access to heavily indexed and peer-reviewed journals in the fields of social sciences and the humanities. For subscription information through Project Muse, please click here. The REH will also continue to be available in print form through Washington University.
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The REH editorial team is delighted to announce that one of its authors, Rodrigo Javier Caresani, Universidad de Buenos Aires / Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero, was recently awarded an Honorable Mention from the LASA Nineteenth-Century Section in the category of Mejor Artículo Siglo XIX for his "Hieratismo en movimiento: Rubén Darío, Stéphane Mallarmé y ‘La página blanca’" published in the REH 51.1: 127-147, 2017.
Upcoming Issue
Tomo LII, Número 3, octubre 2018
Daniel Aguirre Oteiza, In Exile From Exile: The Ethics of Uprootedness and Marginal Cosmopolitanism in the Poetry of Tomás Segovia
Lorena Cuya, Madness and Migration: Broken Geographies in Peruvian Cinema
David Colbert Goicoa, Space, Identity, and Ocean Crossings in Uribe’s Bilbao-New York-Bilbao
Rafael Acosta Morales, Taming Heroes: Deep Time, Affect, and Economies of Honor and Glory in Contemporary Mexico
Federico Fridman, The Remnants of the Poets’ Brotherhood: Octavio Paz, Poetry, Theory, and the Question of Community
Melisa Stocco, Self-Translation as a Taypi ch’ixi: Discontent and Resistance in Four Mapuche Poets
Jason Youngkeit, Antinomias porteñas contemporáneas y su representación novelesca: El muchacho de los senos de goma por Sylvia Iparraguirre
Erik Larson, Being and Text: Piglia’s Nombre falso as Literary Noir
Amy Parziale, Counter-Archives of Trauma in Cristina García’s Monkey Hunting
David Dalton, Treating Indigeneity: Medicine and Racial Privilege in Rosario Castellanos’s “La rueda del hambriento” and “El don rechazado”
Stephen D. Gingerich, Prefatory Conventions and Invention: Rereading Borges’s Prologue to La invención de Morel
Contact Information
General Editor: Stephanie Kirk, skirk@wustl.edu
Production Editor: Anna Eggemeyer, aeggemeyer@wustl.edu
Editorial Associate: Juan Pablo Rodriguez Argente, juanpablo@wustl.edu
Peninsular Reviews: Ignacio Infante, iinfante@wustl.edu
Latin American Reviews: Ignacio Sánchez Prado, isanchez@wustl.edu
Editorial Assistant: Olivia Lott, olivialott@wustl.edu
* PLEASE NOTE: Contact e-mail addresses are included for correspondence only. Our REH e-mail address has recently changed! As of Monday, December 21st, 2015, submissions must be sent by e-mail to the editor's attention at: reh@wustl.edu
Orders and Subscriptions Information
All orders, inquiries regarding subscriptions, etc., should be addressed to Editorial Assistant, Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, Campus Box 1077, One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130-4899. Issued three times a year: Winter, Spring, and Fall. Subscription rate: $36.00 per year. Institutions and libraries, U.S.A. and Canada $55.00; all other countries (individual, institutions, and libraries) $60.00; students $21.00. Back issue price: $16.00. Back volume: $25.00. Please make checks payable to Washington University. Please note again our new e-mail address (as of 12/21/15): reh@wustl.edu.