and Alma Schapiro Professor in the Humanities, Columbia University, USA Joyce is masterfully shown here to be a prism through which we can read Iberian and Latin American engagements with the modern, the postmodern, and the global.' - Carlos J. In this volume, the high modernist Joyce gives way to a Joyce attuned to the flows and exchanges of the contemporary global reality, where questions of influence and reflection have been left behind, and a new and expansive horizon of cultural production and dissemination holds sway.
"TransLatin Joyce is a testament to the enduring relevance of Joyce to Iberian and Latin American culture. "A well documented mapping of Joyce's influence on Ibero-American writers." Roberto González Echevarría, Sterling Professor of Hispanic and Comparative Literature, Yale University, USA
… It should be considered obligatory in the classroom for it sheds new light on the aesthetic dimension of Joyce in Spanish and Portuguese literature, a beacon for both the English-speaking and the Ibero-Latin-American worlds.” (Jesús Isaías Gómez-López, James Joyce Quarterly, Vol. “It is compulsory reading because of both the scientific and academic rigor of its essays and the wide array of angles from which they approach the influence, inspiration, and echoes of Joyce in Iberian and Latin American texts. … TransLatin Joyce is a valuable contribution to Iberian and Latin American literary history and to Joyce studies … it powerfully demonstrates the need for further explorations of the lasting impact of Anglophone modernism in the region’s letters.” (Ana Rodriguez Navas, Dissidences, Vol. … this is an important and original collection of essays. “An ambitious and successful contribution to the field, offering the first comprehensive account of Joyce’s impact upon the ‘transLatin’ literature of Iberia and the Americas.
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