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THE ÉMIGRÉ POET JEAN ZALAQUETT AND THE ARAB CULTURE IN CHILE

López-Oliva, Alberto Benjamín. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 111 (2025): Mayo; 157-179

THE POLICEMAN’S LABYRINTH IN THE BORGEAN ENIGMA OF THE NOIR GENRE

Vargas-Duque, Gabriel Eduardo. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 229-252

Luciano Martínez (editor). Pedro Lemebel, belleza indómita. University of Pittsburgh: Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana, 2022, 450 páginas.

Ulloa, María Ignacia. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 308-313

Miguel Castillo Didier. Poetisas y poetas de la antología palatina. Santiago: Centro de Estudios Griegos, Bizantinos y Neohelénicos, Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades de la Universidad de Chile, 2023. 350 páginas.

Góngora-Díaz, María Eugenia. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 279-283

VALUING LITERARY WORK IN ¡YO! (1997), BY JULIA ÁLVAREZ AND CREATE DANGEROUSLY (2010), BY EDWIDGE DANTICAT

Román-Medina, Giselle. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; pp. 125-154

THE AGES OF LULU: FROM THE SENSUAL EROTICISM OF GRANDES TO THE MALE VOYEURISM OF BIGAS LUNA

Martín-Sanz, Álvaro; Cordero-Sánchez, Luis Pascual. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 43-68

BIANCA’S ORPHIC JOURNEY IN ROBERTO BOLAÑO’S UNA NOVELITA LUMPENLAÑO’S UNA NOVELITA LUMPEN

Rodríguez-Nicolás, Sergio. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 99-124

POETRY IN A CONTINENT WITHOUT NIGHTINGALESGALES

Binns, Niall. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 9-42

BETWEEN THE CULT AND THE CULTIVATION OF THE SELF: THE OTHER PATH OF THE PERUVIAN AVANT-GARDE OR THE CASE OF ALBERTO HIDALGO

Suárez-Trejo, Javier Teofilo. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 193-228

EVERYTHING BURNS AND CRACKS IN THE NATIONAL HOUSE: CRACKED POETICS IN THE QUEER NEOBAROQUE OF PEDRO MONTEALEGRE

Sánchez-Osores, Ignacio. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 155-192

WOMEN AND ANIMALS IN AMPARO DÁVILA: THE DOMESTIC BESTIARY OF FEMALE OPPRESSION: o bestiário doméstico da opressão feminina

Hermosilla-Órdenes, Estefanía Paz. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 69-97

DISQUISITIONS ABOUT THE WRITINGS OF MANUEL SILVA ACEVEDO: WE GO INTO THE FOREST TO MEET SORCERERS AND CREATURES

Vigore-del Río, Alex Ricardo. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 110 (2024): Diciembre; 253-276

TRADUCTOLOGÍAS OF/FROM THE SOUTH: TOWARD A SITUATED TRANSLATION THOUGHT IN AND FOR LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

Guzmán, María Constanza. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 25-48

Presentación. Un debate situado: la traductología latinoamericana del siglo XXI

Rothe, Thomas; Fólica, Laura. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 9-23

TRANSLATING AND PUBLISHING IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: ARGENTINA’S SUR TRANSLATION PROGRAM AND THE DISSEMINATION OF ARGENTINE AUTHORS, 2010-2022

Dujovne, Alejandro. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 255-286

Mapping Gender. The Circulation of Women Writers, Translators and Intellectuals in Iberoamerican Periodicals (1927-1959)

Roig-Sanz, Diana; Tanasescu, Chris; Ikoff, Ventsislav. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 49-84

INSILIO, TRANSLATION AND (SELF)CENSORSHIP: THE CASE OF MERCEDES REIN

Hornos-Weisz, Leticia. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 165-202

BEATING UP THE POOR: TRANSLATIONS OF BAUDELAIRE’S SPLEEN DE PARIS IN EL PUEBLO, MONTEVIDEO, 1905.

Campanella, Lucia. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 85-128

TRANSLATION IN CHILEAN LEFTIST PERIODIC PUBLICATIONS: ITINERARIES OF A PRACTICE (1911-1932)

Concha-Ferreccio, Pablo; Errázuriz-Cruz, Rebeca. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; pp. 129-164

TOWARDS A CARTOGRAPHY OF SELF-TRANSLATION IN PERU: CH’ASKA ANKA NINAWAMAN AND DINA ANANCO

Mancosu, Paola. Revista Chilena de Literatura; No. 109 (2024): Mayo; p. 227-254

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THE ÉMIGRÉ POET JEAN ZALAQUETT AND THE ARAB CULTURE IN CHILE ﻿

THE POLICEMAN’S LABYRINTH IN THE BORGEAN ENIGMA OF THE NOIR GENRE ﻿

Luciano Martínez (editor). Pedro Lemebel, belleza indómita. University of Pittsburgh: Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana, 2022, 450 páginas. ﻿

Miguel Castillo Didier. Poetisas y poetas de la antología palatina. Santiago: Centro de Estudios Griegos, Bizantinos y Neohelénicos, Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades de la Universidad de Chile, 2023. 350 páginas. ﻿

VALUING LITERARY WORK IN ¡YO! (1997), BY JULIA ÁLVAREZ AND CREATE DANGEROUSLY (2010), BY EDWIDGE DANTICAT ﻿

THE AGES OF LULU: FROM THE SENSUAL EROTICISM OF GRANDES TO THE MALE VOYEURISM OF BIGAS LUNA ﻿

BIANCA’S ORPHIC JOURNEY IN ROBERTO BOLAÑO’S UNA NOVELITA LUMPENLAÑO’S UNA NOVELITA LUMPEN ﻿

POETRY IN A CONTINENT WITHOUT NIGHTINGALESGALES ﻿

BETWEEN THE CULT AND THE CULTIVATION OF THE SELF: THE OTHER PATH OF THE PERUVIAN AVANT-GARDE OR THE CASE OF ALBERTO HIDALGO ﻿

EVERYTHING BURNS AND CRACKS IN THE NATIONAL HOUSE: CRACKED POETICS IN THE QUEER NEOBAROQUE OF PEDRO MONTEALEGRE ﻿

WOMEN AND ANIMALS IN AMPARO DÁVILA: THE DOMESTIC BESTIARY OF FEMALE OPPRESSION: o bestiário doméstico da opressão feminina ﻿

DISQUISITIONS ABOUT THE WRITINGS OF MANUEL SILVA ACEVEDO: WE GO INTO THE FOREST TO MEET SORCERERS AND CREATURES ﻿

TRADUCTOLOGÍAS OF/FROM THE SOUTH: TOWARD A SITUATED TRANSLATION THOUGHT IN AND FOR LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN ﻿

Presentación. Un debate situado: la traductología latinoamericana del siglo XXI ﻿

TRANSLATING AND PUBLISHING IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: ARGENTINA’S SUR TRANSLATION PROGRAM AND THE DISSEMINATION OF ARGENTINE AUTHORS, 2010-2022 ﻿

Mapping Gender. The Circulation of Women Writers, Translators and Intellectuals in Iberoamerican Periodicals (1927-1959) ﻿

INSILIO, TRANSLATION AND (SELF)CENSORSHIP: THE CASE OF MERCEDES REIN ﻿

BEATING UP THE POOR: TRANSLATIONS OF BAUDELAIRE’S SPLEEN DE PARIS IN EL PUEBLO, MONTEVIDEO, 1905. ﻿

TRANSLATION IN CHILEAN LEFTIST PERIODIC PUBLICATIONS: ITINERARIES OF A PRACTICE (1911-1932) ﻿

TOWARDS A CARTOGRAPHY OF SELF-TRANSLATION IN PERU: CH’ASKA ANKA NINAWAMAN AND DINA ANANCO ﻿