Estudios de Teoria Literaria

Aims & Scope

This journal is a publication of original academic collaborations related to the areas of literature, theory, criticism, and aspects of interaction with them, such as history, cultural studies, linguistics, and aesthetics. In this sense, it promotes interdisciplinary approaches in order to establish dialogues and connections with the fields of the humanities. We want to highlight that the journal is a space for the promotion of new research and that it attempts to disseminate studies concerning the academic and professional fields of arts and letters. The research lines it has are: literatures (Hispano-American/Argentine/Spanish); literature in Portuguese and other languages; literary theory; linguistic and literary studies; aesthetics studies; cultural studies; and critical studies, and interdisciplinary works of audiovisual materials (film, theater, photography, objects). It presents the following sections: monographic or dossier, articles, book reviews, news, and a section of annexes (publication of unpublished works, facsimile reproductions, etc., translations, etc.). The target audience: The journal is intended for professionals, researchers, and students (national and foreign) dedicated to literary studies and social and human sciences, and whose area of specialization is Latin American studies.

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