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New Book: “José Martí, Modernismo(s), Estudios Cubanos”

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José Martí, Modernismo(s), Estudios Cubanos. Ensayos en honor de Ivan A. Schulman (2023), edited by José Gomariz (Florida State University) and Ángel Esteban (University of Granada), was recently published by Editorial Verbum in Madrid, Spain.

Description: The book encompasses 13 essays by leading researchers from Spain, Cuba, and the United States. The book opens with a section devoted to José Martí (1853-1895), the Cuban author whose revolutionary writings constitute one of the foundational pillars of cultural and national identity in Cuba and the Americas. Modernismo(s) addresses the plurality and diversity of a literary era, whose cultural impact continues enriching the critical directions of Spanish American literary historiography. The book closes with a section on Cuban Studies, a key area in the current scholarly conversation on Caribbean and Hispanic cultural identity.

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This collection of essays is dedicated to the memory and work of the distinguished Hispanicist Ivan A. Schulman (Brooklyn, New York, 1931 – San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2020). Schulman belonged to a generation of researchers whose critical and theoretical contribution was of greatest importance in modernizing Latin American literary studies. The legacy of the New York researcher is as valuable as it is necessary to continue updating, advancing, and innovating knowledge of the work of José Martí, modernism and Cuban studies. These are the three pillars of this collection of thirteen essays by renowned researchers from various disciplines and academic and cultural institutions in Spain and America.

The volume begins with “José Martí.” His revolutionary writing and thought were foundational for the letters, arts and cultures of Cuba and the Americas, as the essays gathered in this section demonstrate. The essays in the “Modernism(s)” section address the plurality, diversity, and literary and cultural vitality of an era, whose critical (re)evaluation still continues to impact the study of the historiography and literary currents of Latin America. The triad of the volume closes with a set of essays under the title “Cuban Studies”—a key area of Hispanic literary and cultural studies of our time.

For more information, see https://editorialverbum.es/producto/jose-marti-modernismos-estudios-cubanos/

José Martí, Modernismo(s), Estudios Cubanos. Ensayos en honor de Ivan A. Schulman (2023), edited by José Gomariz (Florida State University) and Ángel Esteban (University of Granada), was recently published by Editorial Verbum in Madrid, Spain. Description: The book encompasses 13 essays by leading researchers from Spain, Cuba, and the United States. The book opens with a