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The nine essays in this volume probe the tension and interdependence between the literary and the cultural, and they demonstrate the relevance of cultural studies to a new generation of language learners in an era of globalization. Some of the topics discussed are Chicano/a writing; Caribbean film, music, religious expressions, and sport; colonial Spanish perceptions of indigenous life; ethical issues in US and Latin American business relations; and assumptions about gender and sexuality in Mexico before machismo.

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This timely work will be extremely useful to those teaching Latin American literatures and cultures, especially if they are exploring, considering, or receptive to new pedagogical approaches.

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