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Peer reviewedAgosin, Marjorie – MultiCultural Review, 1999
Reflects on the traditions of Jewish Latin American literature, with its roots in the culture of Sephardic Jews who left Europe. One of the central themes of this literature, which is frequently written in the traditional Judeo-Spanish "ladino," is migration. (SLD)
Descriptors: Hispanic Americans, Jews, Latin American Culture, Latin American Literature
Peer reviewedSuarez, Virgil – MultiCultural Review, 1997
Represents an autobiographical essay of Virgil Suarez's life, his migration to the United States, and the mentors who have led him to his life's work as a writer. (GR)
Descriptors: Authors, Cubans, Hispanic Americans, Latin American Literature
Peer reviewedFigueredo, Danilo H. – MultiCultural Review, 1997
Describes the generations of Cuban and Cuban American writers who have borne witness, in Spanish and now in English, to the oppression of Castro's regime, the pain of leaving Cuba, and the family conflicts occurring in the new land. Highlights the tragic figure of Reinaldo Arenas, a homosexual writer, anti-Castro activist, and immigrant. (GR)
Descriptors: Authors, Cubans, Ethnic Groups, Hispanic Americans
