Table of Contents

Contributors Preface Abbreviations Overview of Mexican Letters and Literature Dictionary of Mexican Literature Bibliography Index

Promotional Information

This volume features more than 600 entries representing the major writers, literary schools, and cultural movements in the history of Mexican literature. It contains bibliographical, biographical, and critical material.

About the Author

ELADIO CORTES is Professor of Spanish at Rutgers University-Camden.

Reviews

?An excellent resource, recommended for all literary reference collections.?-Reference Book Review

?Five previous titles in Greenwood Press's 'Dictionaries to World Literatures' series have appeared on LJ's 'Best Reference Books.' The present volume continues that tradition with 500 entries covering the most important writers, literary schools, and cultural movements in Mexican litarary history. . . . An outstanding compilation for academic and public libraries.?-Library Journal

?The Dictionary of Mexican Literature is a unique work that deserves a place in any academic or public library with an interest in Mexican literature. . . . Highly recommended.?-Reference Books Bulletin/Booklist

"An excellent resource, recommended for all literary reference collections."-Reference Book Review

"The Dictionary of Mexican Literature is a unique work that deserves a place in any academic or public library with an interest in Mexican literature. . . . Highly recommended."-Reference Books Bulletin/Booklist

"Five previous titles in Greenwood Press's 'Dictionaries to World Literatures' series have appeared on LJ's 'Best Reference Books.' The present volume continues that tradition with 500 entries covering the most important writers, literary schools, and cultural movements in Mexican litarary history. . . . An outstanding compilation for academic and public libraries."-Library Journal