Free access until January 15, don’t miss this selection of articles from the archive! All related to Spanish theater and performance and selected to accompany the publication of Silvia Albert Sopale’s “Blackface y otras vergüenzas, vers. 3”

This week we published issue 26.3! Featuring essays on early modern animal studies and ethnomusicology, plus a special section on Silvia Albert Sopale’s “Blackface y otras vergüenzas” with full text/English translation of the play and a critical introduction

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OPEN ACCESS (June 1–August 31) are the following articles from the archive – chosen to accompany the publication of issue 26.2 and celebrate Pride Month, these five essays approach LGBTQIA+ issues in Spain across different media and contexts

JSCS is happy to announce the publication of issue 26.2! Featuring essays on performance artist Pepe Espaliú, rapper/influencer Miss Raisa, Jesús López Pacheco’s “Central Eléctrica”, and public reactions to gendered violence in fin de siècle Spain

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No plans this weekend? Check out our curated selection of articles from the archive – free access until June 1! Linked thematically to JSCS 26.1, these articles consider Spanish youth and youth culture: such as clubs/concerts, RTVE’s children’s shows, and web series! #Spain #CulturalStudies

Don't forget to check out the book reviews for issue 26.1! Details in the thread below

Inaugurating Volume 26 is our first issue of the year, published March 1 – including an interview with Equatoguinean illustrator Nzé Ramón Esono Ebalé articles on the legacy of poet/rapper Gata Cattana, Jaione Camborda’s film “O corno” and other topics!

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The Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies invites the submission of essays for our next open issues! See our website for submission guidelines and a link to our submission portal: www.tandfonline.com/journals/cjs... (1/2)

Accompanying issue 25.4 is a selection of articles from the archive available FREE ACCESS until March 1, 2025. All united by the theme of the rural in Spain – novels, cars, films, music, modernism...all in some way rural! #Españarural

Hola, Bluesky! On Dec 1, we published our last issue of 2024, featuring a special dossier organized by Helena Miguélez-Carballeira and Maite Usoz de la Fuente on the theme: “Cultural Engagements with the Rural in Contemporary Spain: Manifestations and Critical Tensions” t.co/WeTGJBBgRl