LOGOTIPO: Jessica S. Rivero-Moreno
ILUSTRACIÓN: Claudia Cruz Armenta
WEBMASTER: Claudia Cruz Armenta
Contenido
Lingüística
La fricativización del africado /ʧ/ en el habla de las mujeres del sur de arizona
Joseph V. Casillas
The University of Arizona
Literatura
Formalismo ruso y la literatura folklórica. El caso del Romance de Delgadina
José Luis Gutiérrez Rocha
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa
Identificación, deseo y prostitución en El desconocido de Raúl Rodríguez Cetina
Juan Carlos Rocha Osornio
The University of Western Ontario
Jesús Eduardo Morales Hernández
University of Texas at El Paso
Marcy Ziska
The University of Arizona
Leslie O’Toole
The University of Arizona
Piezas Originales
Español descompuesto: Attitudes towards English and Spanish in the South Valley
Diana Aceves, Daniel Abeyta y Abigail Feldman
The University of Arizona
Forrest Blackbourn
The University of Alabama
Me llamo Forrest Blackbourn y hablo español
Forrest Blackbourn
The University of Alabama
José Manuel García
Florida Southern College
Sección Especial
Katherine Anson
The University of Arizona
B. C. Funk
The University of Arizona
Masculintiy Reconfigured: Shaking up Gender in Chicano/Latino Literature
Pablo E. Martínez
The University of Nevada, Reno
Asesor ejecutivo
Malcom A. Compitello. Ph.D., Indiana University.
Modern and Contemporary Spanish Literature and Cultural Studies.
compitel@email.arizona.edu, (520) 621-1983
Asesoría Profesional
Monica Morales. Ph.D.
Colonial Spanish American Literature and Culture, Colonial and Postcolonial Studies
Morales7@email.arizona.edu
Malcom A. Compitello. Ph.D.
Modern and Contemporary Spanish Literature and Cultural Studies.
compitel@email.arizona.edu
Eliud Chuffe. Ph.D. The University of Arizona
Golden Age Literature, Second Language Teaching Methodology
chuffee@email.arizona.edu
Ana Maria Carvalho. Ph.D.
Portuguese linguistics, Spanish Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Languages in Contact
anac@email.arizona.edu
Laura G. Gutíerrez. Ph.D.
Latin America Media and Performance Studies, Cultural Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies
lgutierr@email.arizona.edu
Lanin A. Gyurko. Ph.D.
Latin American Literature and Film Studies
lgyurko@email.arizona.edu
Ana Perches. Ph.D
Chicano Literature and Theater, Spanish for Heritage Learners
perches@email.arizona.edu
GRUPO EDITORIAL
Dirección General
Claudia Cruz Armenta. Ph.D. Student. Hispanic Literature, Border Studies.
University of Arizona.
claudiac@email.arizona.edu
Publicidad
Joseph Vincent Casillas. MA Student. Hispanic Linguistics.
University of Arizona.
Jvcasill@email.arizona.edu
Webmaster
Claudia Cruz Armenta. Ph.D. Student. Hispanic Literature, Border Studies.
University of Arizona.
claudiac@email.arizona.edu
Editores
Joseph Vincent Casillas. MA Student. Hispanic Linguistics.
University of Arizona.
jvcasill@email.arizona.edu
Daniel Calleros Villarreal. Ph.D. Student. Hispanic Literature.
University of Arizona.
dankhavi@email.arizona.edu
Claudia Cruz Armenta. Ph.D. Student. Hispanic Literature, Border Studies.
University of Arizona.
claudiac@email.arizona.edu
Tasha M. Campbell. MA Student. Hispanic Linguistics.
University of Arizona.
tashac@email.arizona.edu
Justin Howes. MA Student. Hispanic Linguistics.
University of Arizona.
justinio@email.arizona.edu
Regla Albarran Miller. Ph.D. Student. Hispanic Literature.
University of Arizona.
ram3@email.arizona.edu
Michael Owens. Ph.D. Student. Luso-Brazilian and Hispanic American Literary Studies
University of Arizona.
owensm@email.arizona.edu