ISSN 2380-2065
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2019April 26, 2019 EDT
Raza or Race? Remembering Slavery in Equatorial Guinean Literature
Raza or Race? Remembering Slavery in Equatorial Guinean Literature
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2019
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2019
- The coherence between functional patterns and cognitive construction: Spanish usted and ustedes as displaced second personsMiguel A. Aijón Oliva
- La crisis, la risa y catarsis: The 2008 Financial Crash and Comedic Representations of Spanish EmigrationJoanne Britland
- Un discurso socio-temporal: el tiempo vigilante en Entre visillos de Carmen Martín Gaite / Socio-Temporal Discourse: Vigilant Time in _Entre visillos_ by Carmen Martín GaiteBruce Milton Jackson Jr.
- Reading Landívar in Antigua: Luis Cardoza y Aragón at Home in ExileBrian Davisson
- Fenced-in Readings: Testimonio and Post-Conflict Narrative from Criticism to the U.S. ClassroomEric Henager
- Phonological Awareness and Spelling of Spanish Vowels in Spanish Heritage Language LearnersAmàlia Llombart-Huesca
- L2 acquisition of Spanish stress in segmentally identical wordsChristina A Mirisis
- Raza or Race? Remembering Slavery in Equatorial Guinean LiteratureMartin Repinecz
- Espejismos de perpetuidad: el leitmotiv de la biblioteca en Las esquinas del aire de Juan Manuel de Prada ( Mirages of Perpetuity: The Leitmotif of the Library in Las esquinas del aire by Juan Manuel de Prada / Mirages of Perpetuity: The Leitmotif of the Library in _Las esquinas del aire_ by Juan Manuel de PradaJavier Sánchez
- Beauty, Love, and a Clumsy Lover in Cervantes’s Neoplatonic World: The Case of “La gitanilla”Kátia Sherman
- On comparison groups in heritage phonetics/phonology research: The case of bilingual Spanish vowelsMegan SolonNyssa KnarvikJosh DeClerck
Repinecz, Martin. “Raza or Race? Remembering Slavery in Equatorial Guinean Literature.” Hispanic Studies Review, vol. 4, no. 1, Apr. 2019, pp. 121–35.