Volume 14, Number 1, Fall 2016

Articles

• Rodrigo Rey Rosa’s “El material humano” and the Labyrinth of Postwar Guatemala: On Ethics, Truth, and Justice
  Nanci Buiza

• Psychology, Subsidized Journalism, and the Porfirian Public Sphere in Emilio Rabasa’s “Novelas mexicanas” (1887-1892)
  Kevin M. Anzzolin

Review: Poetry & Narrative

• World Literature From the Margins
  By Ben A. Heller

Reviews: Central American Literature

• Nicaragua's Imagined Futures
  By Yvette Aparicio

Reviews: Film

• Documentary Turns in Latin America
  By Lisa DiGiovanni

Reviews: Violence in Latin America

• Fictional Violence and the “senderos” of Literary Criticism
  By Kent Dickson

Volume 13, Number 3, Spring 2016

Articles

• Looking for Truths in a Constructed Archive: The Case of Jacinto López and the Politics of Accommodation in Rural Mexico
  Gladys McCormick

• Film Adaption and Transnational Cultures of Production: The Case of Guillermo Arriaga
  Daniel Chávez

• Broadcasting Memories: Argentina's “Montecristo” as Cultural Memory Merchandise
  Amy Cosimini

• Plurinational Bolivia Protects Low German Mennonites: Reading “Ghost Rapes” in the Media
  Rebecca Janzen

Reviews: The Nineteenth Century in Latin America

• An Expansive and Renewed “Costumbrismo”
  By Ronald Briggs

Reviews: Poetry

• Imagining Spanish and Latin American Poets in their Neoliberal and Post-Dictatorial Contexts
  By Scott Weintraub

Volume 13, Number 2, Winter 2016

Articles

• Superpowers in the Bedroom: The Brothel Image in 1960s Latin America
  Jill Kuhnheim

• From Private Healer to Public Threat: Teresa Urrea’s Writings in “The Hummingbird’s Daughter” and “Queen of America”
  Amy Robinson

• Beyond Marcuse: Guevara’s Influence on the Revolutionary Erotic in Julio Cortázar’s “Libro de Manuel”
  Rebecca Rae Garonzik

Notes

• Sandra C. Fernandez: Fractured Layers of Dreams and Memories and Hope for the Future
  Holly Barnet-Sanchez

Reviews: Identities, Histories and Nations

• The Contentiousness of Contingent Boundaries: Iberian Territorial Claims Making in South America and on the Peninsula
  By Lina del Castillo

Reviews: Globalization and Latin America

• A Gesture Towards a “Global Hispanism”?
  By John Beverley

• Translating the Global: On the New Edition of García Canclini’s “Imagined Globalization”
  By Sarah Booker

Reviews: Slavery and Resistance

• A Certain View of History, or History Itself? Subaltern Agency and Political Context
  By Tamis Parron

Reviews: Indigenous Cultures in Central America

• Enriching the Tapestry of Guatemalan Indigeneity
  By David Carey

Reviews: Film

• Preying upon Hitchcock? Five Directors in Search of a Transnational Aura
  By Diana Roxana Jorza