Theory and Hispanism: A Personal Trajectory
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https://doi.org/10.30827/tn.v4i2.21123Abstract
The author, who was educated as a Hispanist in the Netherlands and United States in the 1990s, looks back on his academic trajectory with a particular eye to the fluctuating importance in it of critical theory. The article covers Spanish Civil War exile, the institutional history of Hispanism, and memory studies.
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