Revista Hispánica Moderna

Revista Hispánica Moderna  

Discipline	Hispanic Studies
Language	Spanish, English
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Revista Hispánica Moderna is an academic journal dedicated to the study of Hispanic and Latin American cultures. The journal publishes scholarly articles in both Spanish and English, covering a wide range of topics in the humanities related to the Spanish-speaking world, including literature, history, art, and cultural studies.

Scope

The journal focuses on modern and contemporary aspects of Hispanic studies, aiming to provide a platform for scholars to discuss and disseminate research findings on significant cultural, political, and social developments in Hispanic countries. It often includes critical essays, book reviews, and occasionally, special issues dedicated to a particular theme or figure in Hispanic studies.

Editorial Board

The editorial board of Revista Hispánica Moderna consists of a diverse group of scholars from around the world, specializing in various aspects of Hispanic and Latin American studies. The board is responsible for peer-reviewing submissions and ensuring the academic integrity of the journal.

Submission and Publication Process

Authors interested in submitting their work to Revista Hispánica Moderna must adhere to the journal's submission guidelines. Manuscripts undergo a rigorous peer review process, where they are evaluated for originality, scholarly merit, and relevance to the journal's scope.

Impact

Revista Hispánica Moderna is recognized in the field of Hispanic studies for its scholarly contributions and is frequently cited in related academic work. It serves as an essential resource for researchers, educators, and students interested in contemporary Hispanic issues.

See Also

• Hispanic literature
• Latin American culture
• Cultural studies