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Bulletin of Spanish Studies - Hispanic Studies and Researches on Spain, Portugal and Latin America

Bulletin of Spanish Studies

Hispanic Studies and Researches on Spain, Portugal and Latin America

Formerly Bulletin of Hispanic Studies
Published By: Routledge
Volume Number: 87
Frequency: 8 issues per year
Print ISSN: 1475-3820
Online ISSN: 1478-3428
 

Forthcoming Special Issues

Each volume of the journal contains at least one issue devoted to a selected key theme or period. Recent Special Issues have included: Traditions of Creativity in Modern Spanish Literature (1996); Medieval Studies II (1997) - both edited by Ann L. Mackenzie (University of Glasgow); Translation Studies in Hispanic Contexts (1998), ed. Nicholas G. Round (University of Sheffield); Dynamism and Conflict: Valencia 1808-1975 (1998), ed. Paul Preston (London School of Economics), Ismael Saz Campos (University of Valencia) and Ann L. Mackenzie (University of Glasgow); Sound on Vision: Studies on Spanish Cinema (1999), ed. Robin Fiddian and Ian Michael (University of Oxford); Calderón 1600-1681: Quatercentenary Studies in Memory of John E. Varey (2000), ed. Ann L. Mackenzie (University of Glasgow); Context, Meaning and Reception of 'Celestina': A Fifth Centenary Symposium (2001), ed. Ian Michael and David G. Pattison (University of Oxford); Hispanic Modernisms (2002), ed. Nelson R. Orringer (University of Connecticut);. Many of these special issues are are also available in hardback book editions.

Special Issues already in press, or in preparation include: Alternative Discourses in Early 20th Century Spain: Intellectuals, Dissent and Subcultures of Mind and Body (2003), ed. Richard Cleminson (University of Bradford) and Alison Sinclair (University of Cambridge); A special issue dedicated to Cervantes (2004), edited by jeremy Robbins and Edwin H. Williamson (University of Edinburgh).

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