Border Hispanisms

Edited by Gabriela Mendéz Cota, Alberto Moreiras, and Gareth Williams Jon Beasley-Murray, Editor Emeritus

Border Hispanisms promotes scholarship concerned with how social transformations alter and renew historical understanding. It encourages sustained attention to Hispanist work on Latin America, US Latino/Border Studies, Spain, and other Spanish-speaking geographies, fostering comparative and integrative approaches in a theoretically oriented transhemispheric, transcontinental, and transatlantic vein. The series explores the critical and scholarly frontiers of Hispanist discourse through modernity and up to the present, as well as other borders, differences, and encounters in the neoliberal present. Border Hispanisms is interested in contributing to the formation and development of a critical discourse that could potentially transform the status of Hispanisms, within the Humanities and beyond.

Note: This series is no longer accepting new submissions. Proposals for projects in this field, however, can be sent directly to Senior Editor Kerry Webb at kwebb@utpress.utexas.edu.