Carmen E. Lamas is Assistant Professor of English and American Studies at the University of Virginia. Her research examines nineteenth-century Latino history and literature from a hemispheric perspective. She is a co-founder of the Latino Studies Association, an academic organization that brings together scholars, students, and activists in the study of Latino concerns. Her work has appeared in Revista Hispánica Moderna, Latin American Research Review, Latino Studies, Oxford Bibliographies, The Latino Nineteenth Century and the Cambridge History of Latina/o American Literature.
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Introduction: The Latino Continuum 1: Félix Varela's Hemispheric Interventions 2: Latina/o Translations as Historiography 3: Archival Formations and Universal Sentiment 4: The Black Lector: Forging a Radical Revolution 5: Morua's Continuum: Redeeming the Americas Conclusion: The Latinx Return
Introduction: The Latino Continuum 1: Félix Varela's Hemispheric Interventions 2: Latina/o Translations as Historiography 3: Archival Formations and Universal Sentiment 4: The Black Lector: Forging a Radical Revolution 5: Morua's Continuum: Redeeming the Americas Conclusion: The Latinx Return
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