Latin American Studies

Explore the vibrant tapestry of Latin American Studies, where culture, politics, and history collide in a kaleidoscope of intrigue and revolution.

Maristella Svampa: A Voice for Social and Environmental Justice

KC Fairlight

Maristella Svampa is a prominent Argentine sociologist and advocate for social and environmental justice, challenging extractivist economic models and promoting sustainable development in Latin America.

The Intellectual Odyssey of Carlos Real de Azúa

Martin Sparks

Carlos Real de Azúa's profound contributions to political science, history, and literature offer enduring insights into the socio-political landscape of Uruguay and Latin America.

The Timeless Appeal of "Clics Modernos"

Martin Sparks

Charly García's 'Clics Modernos' is a groundbreaking album that blends rock, new wave, and electronic influences to capture the spirit of 1980s Argentina amidst political and social change.

Antonio Cornejo Polar: The Intellectual Who Challenged the Status Quo

Vince Vanguard

Antonio Cornejo Polar revolutionized Latin American literature by challenging dominant narratives and advocating for cultural heterogeneity, influencing fields beyond literature.

The Trailblazing Manuela de la Santa Cruz y Espejo: Ecuador's Unsung Heroine

Martin Sparks

Learn about Manuela de la Santa Cruz y Espejo, a pioneering journalist and revolutionary who played a crucial role in Ecuador's independence movement.

José Manuel Briceño Guerrero: The Intellectual Who Challenged the Status Quo

Vince Vanguard

José Manuel Briceño Guerrero was a Venezuelan philosopher who critiqued Western influence and advocated for a unique Latin American identity, challenging the status quo with his incisive essays and ideas.