Verba Hispanica

Aims & Scope

Verba Hispanica is an internationally recognized scholarly journal dedicated to research in linguistics, literature, didactics, and cultural studies related not only to the Hispanic sphere, but also to the Portuguese, Catalan, and Galician. Its primary objective is to provide a forum for critical reflection and the dissemination of original research that advances the field of Hispanic studies in all its dimensions. The journal publishes original contributions in Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician, and English, ensuring a plural and inclusive perspective. Its structure includes thematic issues and specialized sections. The journal opens with an introduction to the central theme, followed by a main section featuring articles aligned with that theme. The Reviews section offers critical evaluations of recent scholarly and professional publications, while the Varia section includes studies on diverse topics within philology, encouraging interdisciplinary dialogue. Verba Hispanica has established itself as a leading reference for researchers, educators, and professionals interested in the language, literature, and culture of the Hispanic, Portuguese, Catalan, and Galician traditions, fostering academic excellence and the internationalization of knowledge.

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