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A timely project, well conceived and executed. General readers as well as specialists will be able to navigate this text. --Jason Cortes, Rutgers University-Newark Concrete and Countryside represents a valuable, much-welcomed intervention and contribution to cultural studies, Latin American and Caribbean studies, Puerto Rican studies, and literary studies in general. Esterrich's work is theoretically and methodologically sound. --Agustin Lao-Montes, University of Massachusetts-Amherst A timely project, well-conceived and executed. General readers as well as specialists will be able to navigate this text. --Jason Cortes, Rutgers University-Newark

A timely project, well-conceived and executed. General readers as well as specialists will be able to navigate this text. --Jason Cortes, Rutgers University-Newark Concrete and Countryside represents a valuable, much-welcomed intervention and contribution to cultural studies, Latin American and Caribbean studies, Puerto Rican studies, and literary studies in general. Esterrich's work is theoretically and methodologically sound. --Agustin Lao-Montes, University of Massachusetts-Amherst

A fantastic snapshot of midcentury Puerto Rican culture. It will be of interest to those who want to learn more about Puerto Rico in Latin American context of twentieth-century modernization, and anyone more broadly interested in cultural responses to global trends of migration and urbanization. --H-Net Reviews Concrete and Countryside represents a valuable, much-welcomed intervention and contribution to cultural studies, Latin American and Caribbean studies, Puerto Rican studies, and literary studies in general. Esterrich's work is theoretically and methodologically sound. --Agustin Lao-Montes, University of Massachusetts-Amherst A timely project, well conceived and executed. General readers as well as specialists will be able to navigate this text. --Jason Cortes, Rutgers University-Newark

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Carmelo Esterrich is associate professor of Spanish, humanities, and cultural studies at Columbia College Chicago. He has published widely on cultural and artistic production in Latin America.

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