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Latin American Studies & Spanish

This research guide covers research into the countries and cultures of Spain and Latin America, as well as research on Latinos in the U.S. The guide also includes resources for learning Spanish and Portuguese.

Reference Books from the Pace libraries

Latin America and the Caribbean by Paula Hattox Covington (Editor); et al
Call Number: Birnbaum Ref - Z1601 .L3225 1992
ISBN: 0313264031
Publication Date: 1992-05-30
This volume is the first multidisciplinary guide to Latin American studies to provide both broad coverage and substantial depth. It includes essays on research trends and approaches, provides entries on over 6,000 bibliographic and research sources, and selectively identifies specialized collections and resources in U.S. research libraries.
Masterpieces of Latino Literature by Frank N. Magill (Editor)
Call Number: Birnbaum Ref - PQ7081.A1 M29 1994
ISBN: 0062701061
Publication Date: 1994-09-01
Masterpieces of Latino Literature features critical summaries and descriptions of the greatest works of literature by Latino authors. Containing works by authors of Latin heritage living in South, Central, and North America.
Born in Blood and Fire by John Charles Chasteen
Call Number: Birnbaum Stacks-NYC - F1410 .C4397 2001
ISBN: 9780393976137
Publication Date: 2001-01-01

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Subjects: History, Humanities, Latin American Studies

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