Despite the recent archipelagraphic turn in island studies, there have been few literary
studies of the archipelago. This paper has three aims. The first is to bring to light an …

Latin American Women Writers: An Encyclopedia presents the lives and critical works of
over 170 women writers in Latin America between the sixteenth and twentieth centuries …

Stillness. Julieta Campos's characters do not move. They reflect across smooth surfaces
derived from a prose world of minimal contours, but immense formal complexity. Campos's …

University of Arkansas at Little Rock uban-born writer Julieta Campos's third novel, El miedo
de perder a Eurídice, depicts a relationship between the search for utopia and the textual …

This article examines how Cuban-Mexican writer Julieta Campos reevaluates passivity as a
transformative force in feminism. Unlike contemporaneous authors such as Rosario …

Abstract This study, entitled “Blurred Boundaries: Theory and Practice in Julieta Campos's
Writing,” explores Julieta Campos's entire literary corpus, which consists of four books of …

El presente ensayo es un análisis de las formas en que la isla y la condición y experiencia
de la insularidad quedan representadas-a nivel narrativo, estructural, simbólico e ideológico …

While the nonhuman has generally been disregarded as irrelevant to Mexicanist and
Central Americanist scholarship on race, sexuality, gender, and politics, this project argues …