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""Center and periphery: Twenty-first-century literature, cinema, media from Spain"" is a compelling collection of interdisciplinary essays that probe the tensions between center and periphery in contemporary Spain. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the authors expand the notion of periphery to include various forms of geographic, historic, and socio-political marginalization, thereby contributing to a more complete and complex understanding of Spanish identity. Exploring pressing issues such as independence movements, xenophobia, sexism, genderism, and racial discrimination, the volume serves as a valuable resource for students and scholars alike. Dr. Jessica R Boll Carroll University

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Amparo Alpañés (she/her) is an associate professor of Spanish in the Department of Modern Languages at Washington and Jefferson College in Pittsburgh, PA.Her research interests include Spanish literature and culture, Spanish Cinema, Gender Studies, the twentieth-century history of Spain-particularly the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)-and the contemporary period.She presents in the US and at international conferences yearly and is the co-organizer of the international biannual Bridges Across Cultures Conference on the Humanities. Her most recent publication is ""La bruja, la loca y la madre: mujeres en las series españolas y estereotipos de género,"" 'El reflejo de Medusa, ' Advook, Seville, 2023, pp. 89-105.

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