Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Elvira Orphée and her literary beginnings: province and novel in Dos veranos (1956)	-
	-	Melancholy and spectrality in Sergio Chejfec’s Boca de lobo	-
	-	A novel made in a big way. The impact, extension and time of El pasado by Alan Pauls	-
	-	The reinterpretation of the romantic genius in André Breton’s Nadja	-
	-	Notes on Elena Altuna, walker of literary criticism	-
	-	"She will crush your head": Saint Mary of Guadalupe defeats the serpent on the feast of Potosí (1601)	-
	-	“No ha sido mi fortuna favorable”: Cuauhtemoc in the novohispanic half-blooded chronicles	-
	-	Dwelling in the borders: New Chronicle and Good Government’s pluriversal hints	-
	-	Of grievances and redress. The case of Don Luis de Tejeda in Córdoba del Tucumán	-
	-	Viaje, crítica y deconstrucción: La extranjería argentina, de Marcos Seifert	-
	-	Translating Ñi Pu Tremen, Mis Antepasados (2008), by the Documental Theater Company KIMVN: An investigation on the Mapuche History and Resistance	-
	-	Elena Altuna: Reader of José María Arguedas	-
	-	The Response to Sister Filotea by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, the female community and the patriarchal archive	-
	-	Local reconstructions in the Relación de Texcoco and in the Descripción de la ciudad y provincia de Tlaxcala	-
	-	Almost written, neighbouring thoughts. Maps, groundwater and inventories in Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora’s Works	-
	-	The Nueva corónica y buen gobierno of Guaman Poma: From the seventeenth-century autograph manuscript to its digital reproduction in the twenty-first	-
	-	Criticism and colonialism in Latin America	-
	-	Intimidation, violence, and death in the account of the first Spanish incursion into the heart of Tawantinsuyu (1533-1534)	-
	-	For a general theory of cultural heterogeneity. Based on the contributions of A. Cornejo Polar	-
	-	Another Modernity is Possible: Arguedas and Andean Heterogeneity	-