No. 32 (2023): Southers imaginaries in literature and diverse arts

Published: 16-12-2023

Full Issue

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Editorial

• Editorial

  Luis Emilio Abraham

  7-9

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Dossier

• Southers imaginaries in literature and divers arts: The South, the Souths

  Marta Álvarez Izquierdo, Antonia Amo Sánchez, Gloria Zarza Rondón

  13-23

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• Crossing borders in Missing

  María Rocío Ruiz Pleguezuelos

  24-41

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• The USA South from a surrealist perspective. @zola and the representation of the “Florida Dream”

  David Lea

  42-66

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• Representations of the South in audiovisual media, and their deconstruction: memes in Latin America

  Thibaut Vaillancourt

  67-90

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• Travestis: a geopolitical identity. A Latin-american southern interpretation of The Queens of Sarmiento Park

  Constanza Tonello

  91-115

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• The south node in the contemporary dramaturgy of Argentine Patagonia: geocritical approaches

  Mauricio Tossi

  116-142

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Articles

• From traditional lullaby to contemporary art. Lullabies in cuban culture

  Susana Carralero Rodríguez, Alfredo Acosta del Río

  145-168

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• Little Red Riding Hood is not a princess. The critical potential in a traditional character

  Ana Gisela Cejas, Andrea Pac

  169-191

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• Lucile, poetry as a sovereign gesture

  Ana Levstein

  192-207

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Interviews

• An interview with Colectivo Write like a Girl about their novel called Y yo que me creía tan libre

  Julieta Sthefanía Gitto

  211-226

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• Readers' dialogue with Ariadna Castellarnau

  Luis Emilio Abraham, Tomás Zanón

  227-255

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