Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026)

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Special issue: (T)rap and Literature: Theories and Aesthetics in the Hispanic Context

Published: 2026-01-30

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SPECIAL ISSUE: (T)rap and Literature: Theories and Aesthetics in the Hispanic Context

(T)rap, Song and Literature

Álvaro Luque Amo, Guillermo Sánchez Ungidos

1-16
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Voice as Literature: Electronic Hip Hop and Contemporary Lyric Poetry

Paula Pérez-Rodriguez

17-49
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PAWN GANG and Rector de Vallfogona: Trap, Baroque and the Margins

Mariona Fontserè Andrés

50-69
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“1W2BLV”. About the Presence (and Defense) of Fiction in Elphomega's Works

Víctor Simón Ruiz

70-96
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Maroons, Palenques, and Founding Myths: Resistance and Ritualized Memory in Contemporary Afro-colombian Rap

Florian Homann

97-126
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The Theogony of C. Tangana? Construction and Deconstruction of the Idol through Autorreferential Interdiscursivity

Jorge Arroita

127-156
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Yung Beef, a System Failure. Literary Genius, Glitch and Autonomy in the Field of Latin Trap Music

Álvaro Luque Amo

157-188
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Miscellanea

The Masks of the Critic. Interpretative Reversibility in Jean Starobinski

José Manuel Cuesta Abad

189-213
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Ernst Jünger Facing Walter Benjamin. Futility and Search for Meaning in the Negative Experience of the Great War

Martín Campayo Villegas

214-237
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Theories of Exhaustion: Franco Berardi, Mark Fisher and the End of the Future

Jesús Blanco Hidalga

238-262
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A Dream of Belonging: Afropolitan Tensions, Grief and Ecological Exhaustion in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Dream Count

Marta Aguza Berral

263-289
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Temporalities Of Collapse In Michel Nieva’s Dengue Boy: From Disaster Capitalism To Cli-Fi

Fernando Pliego

290-313
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Reviews

Interview

Reparative Democracy: Testing the Borders of the Political. Interview with Wendy Brown

Mark Devenney

327-341
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