All Articles tagged Mexico

• Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2024
  January 22, 2024 EDT
  Wasting Away in the Allá-otro: Juan Villoro’s Narratives of Tourism
  Alejandro Puga

  In this article, Juan Villoro's narratives of tourism are a reflection of Mexico's shift from a post-revolutionary to a neoliberal state, and an intetextual node of his fiction and _crónica_.

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• Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2023
  January 19, 2023 EDT
  A Longitudinal Corpus-Based Study of Hesitation Markers in Mexico City Spanish: Este and Eh Then and Now
  Lamar A. Graham

  This diachronic study analyzes shifts in sociolinguistic factors affecting variation in the use of the discourse markers este and eh in the Spanish of Mexico City.

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• Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2021
  April 30, 2021 EDT
  Assessing the Effect of English Contact on Spanish Futurity in 19-century Texas
  Russell Simonsen

  The present study documents the use of the Spanish PF and the analogous English construction going to + infinitive in Northern Mexico/Texas during the years 1822–1836.

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