[Luis Alvarez-Castro]

Dear colleagues,

I am happy to announce the publication of the latest issue of Decimonónica, a Journal of Nineteenth-Century Hispanic Culture, which includes the following essays:
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<div class=”module-master-title”>Women’s Dreams in Galdos’s Later Episodios Nacionales
<div class=”module-master-author”>–Vernon A. Chamberlin</div>
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<div class=”module-master-title”>La ficción de la lengua en las Novelas Argentinas de Carlos María Ocantos: una lectura histórica
<div class=”module-master-author”>–Raúl Ianes</div>
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<div class=”module-master-title”>Los cargadores de agua. La figura literaria del aguador de Ciudad de México en el siglo XIX
<div class=”module-master-author”>–Kari Soriano Salkjelsvik y Andrea Castro</div>
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<div class=”module-master-title”>From Folletos to “Fake News”: The Origins of the Political Fragmentation of Media
<div class=”module-master-author”>–Catherine Sundt</div>
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You can access this issue (as well as previous ones) for free at decimononica.org.

Best regards,

Luis

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