🔎 Throwback Thursday | MARLAS
How can literature preserve a city’s past? Álvaro Antonio Bernal explores Bogotá’s urban history, local identity, and social challenges through Álvaro Salom Becerra’s Un tal Bernabé Bernal.
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@marlasjournal.bsky.social🔎 Throwback Thursday | MARLAS
How can literature preserve a city’s past? Álvaro Antonio Bernal explores Bogotá’s urban history, local identity, and social challenges through Álvaro Salom Becerra’s Un tal Bernabé Bernal.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📚 Book Review | MARLAS Volume 10, Issue 1
How can we rethink the study of Latin American culture and literature? Ana Maria Klein reviews Fernando Gómez Herrero’s The (Latin) American Scene, Present and Future (Im-)Perfect: Five Critical Conversations.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social❓ MARLAS Monday
Translation can shape tone, meaning, and interpretation. How much do you think it influences the way we read Latin American literature?
@marlasjournal.bsky.social🔎 Throwback Thursday
How does presidential reelection affect democracy in Central America? This MARLAS article examines constitutional changes, electoral rules, and democratic quality across the region.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📚 New Book Review | MARLAS
Rafael Ioris reviews Enrique Dussel Peters’s Latin America, China, and Great Power Competition, exploring Latin America’s changing role in U.S.-China relations.
🔗https://marlasjournal.com/articles/10.23870/marlas.559
@marlasjournal.bsky.social❓ MARLAS Monday
If you could hear one Latin American historical figure in a podcast interview today, who would you choose and why?
Let us know in the comments.
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@marlasjournal.bsky.social🔎 Throwback Thursday
How can art reshape the way we think about care?
This MARLAS article examines Alfredo Jaar’s Música and how listening, responsibility, and care can become public and political questions.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📚 Book Review | MARLAS
Michael Huner reviews Jazmín Duarte Sckell’s La ley del Mbaraté, exploring masculinity, political discourse, and power during Paraguay’s Stroessner dictatorship.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social❓ MARLAS Monday
Latin America has a rich literary tradition shaped by many different movements and voices.
Which Latin American literary movement would you like to learn more about?
Let us know in the comments!
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@marlasjournal.bsky.social🔎 Throwback Thursday
Hans-Jürgen Burchardt examines how colonial resource extraction shaped Andean development and what earlier Incan practices may offer for more sustainable futures.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📚 Book Review | MARLAS
Lucas de Souza Martins reviews Renata Keller’s The Fate of the Americas, highlighting Latin America’s role in the Cuban Missile Crisis and the hemispheric Cold War.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social❓ MARLAS Monday
What kind of Latin American research do you enjoy reading most: history, literature, politics, culture, or something else?
@marlasjournal.bsky.social🔎 Throwback Thursday
Meghan Tierney explores how ancient Nasca ceramics can reveal shamanic practice, ritual, and visual culture in the Andes.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📖 New Article | MARLAS
Aurélia Gervasoni centers Úrsula Buendía as the stabilizing force at the heart of One Hundred Years of Solitude, reflecting on motherhood, family, and magical realism.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social❓ MARLAS Monday
Latin America is full of places with rich histories, cultures, and stories that often receive little attention.
What is one place you think more people should learn about, and why?
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📚 MARLAS Volume 10, Issue 1 table of contents.
Explore the latest research articles, essay, Creation Space, keynote address, and book reviews in Latin American Studies.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social🔎 Throwback Thursday
Explore MARLAS scholarship on gender and sexuality across Latin American and Caribbean culture, including literature, identity, representation, and social experience.
@marlasjournal.bsky.social📖 New Article | MARLAS
How can parody reveal the limits of democracy?
José Alfredo Contreras examines satire, political caricature, and democratization in Jorge Vázquez Ángeles’s El jardín de las delicias.
🔗https://marlasjournal.com/articles/10.23870/marlas.524
@marlasjournal.bsky.social❓ MARLAS Monday
Latin America is home to a rich diversity of languages, dialects, and Indigenous languages.
Which one would you like to learn more about, and why?
Let us know in the comments below!
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