Articles in Camino Real

In the Age of Humanism, the characters of classical myth were believed to be nothing more than imaginary figures whose existence was exclusively linked to a literary realm. Heroines such as Medea...

Gloria Anzaldúa’s and Cherríe Moraga’s important contribution to women of color feminism, the anthology This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color (1981) and...

El español es la segunda lengua más hablada y estudiada en Estados Unidos. A pesar de no tener un rango oficial reconocido, –como tampoco lo tiene el inglés– la creciente influencia de este idioma...

In this essay, I discuss briefly three magazine sketches written by José Martí during his first prolonged stay in New York City. The essays, entitled collectively “Impressions of America (by a...

Diasporic postmemory, understood as the fusion between the experience of postmemory and the affirmation of diasporic subjectivity, offers a valid theoretical framework for examining the cultural...

This text explores the effects of U.S. cities on Latinos and of Latinos on the cities. We argue that the mediation of varied urban spaces is important to shifting patterns of Latino development in...