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New Books at the Library
Historia Política del español: La creación de una lengua by ISBN: 8494562002Publication Date: 2016-5-23
Roberto Bolaño As World Literature by Call Number: New Arrivals PQ8098.12 .O38 Z8 2017ISBN: 9781501316067Publication Date: 2017-01-26
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Newly Digitized Resources @CRL
The Center for Research Libraries, of which we are a member, "is prioritizing scanning Latin American resources from its collections in response to scholars' requests, and is focusing on the region in its strategic scanning as well." If you have suggestions for materials to digitize, please contact jcho@gc.cuny.edu.
Recently digitized resources include:
- Newspaper runs requested by scholars from titles such as Prensa Libre (Guatemala), El Mercurio (Chile), and La Nación (Argentina).
- Literary and cultural magazines from Colombia, including the influential early publications El Gŕafico and El Mosaico.
- Diaspora and U.S. ethnic publications, such as the newspapers El Heraldo de Mexico (Los Angeles) and La Prensa (New York).
Latin American materials newly digitized by LLMC in partnership with CRL includes significant runs of legislative series, including:
- Leyes y decretos de la República de Cuba [1909-1925].
- Coleccion Legislativa [1899-1902], containing Spanish language translations of laws issued by the U.S. occupation authorities in Cuba.
- Collecção das leis do Brazil [1808-1889], compiling Brazil’s session laws from the Imperial era.
- Sentencias / República de Costa Rica, Corte de Casación [1888-1940], covering judgments from the Costa Rica's high appellate court.
Source: CRLConnect, March 27, 2017