About this Journal
Hispanófila, a journal that accepts essays on any literary or cultural topic dealing with the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking worlds, appears three times a year. Articles may be written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Only work that has not been previously published is considered for publication with Hispanófila. The journal, founded by Professor Alva V. Ebersole, was brought to the Department of Romance Languages at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1968. María Caña Jiménez is the current Editor and, to date, the journal has published 190+ issues.
Available Issues
Vol. 151 (2008) through current issueTable of Contents
Volume 203, Spring 2025
Volume 202, Fall 2024
Volume 201, Summer 2024
Volume 200, Spring 2024
Volume 199, Fall 2023
Volume 198, Summer 2023
Volume 197, Spring 2023
Volume 196, Fall 2022
Volume 195, Summer 2022
Volume 194, Spring 2022
Volume 193, Fall 2021
Volume 192, Summer 2021
Volume 191, Spring 2021
Volume 190, Diciembre 2020
Volume 189, Junio 2020
Volume 188, Enero 2020
Volume 187, Diciembre 2019
Volume 186, Junio 2019
Volume 185, Enero 2019
Volume 184, Diciembre 2019
Volume 183, Junio 2018
Volume 182, Enero 2018
Volume 181, Diciembre 2017
Volume 180, Junio 2017
Volume 179, Enero 2017
Volume 178, Diciembre 2016
Volume 177, Junio 2016
Volume 176, Enero 2016
Volume 175, Diciembre 2015
Volume 174, Junio 2015
Volume 173, Enero 2015
Volume 172, Diciembre 2014
Volume 171, Junio 2014
Volume 170, 2014
Volume 169, 2013
Volume 168, 2013
Volume 167, 2013
Volume 166, 2012
Volume 165, 2012
Volume 164, 2012
Volume 163, 2011
Volume 162, 2011
Volume 161, 2011
Volume 160, Septiembre 2010
Volume 159, Mayo 2010
Volume 158, Enero 2010
Volume 157, 2009
Volume 156, 2009
Volume 155, 2009
Volume 154, 2009
Volume 153, 2008
Volume 152, 2008
Volume 151, 2008
| ISSN | 2165-6185 |
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| Print ISSN | 0018-2206 |
| Coverage Statement | Vol. 151 (2008) through current issue |
| Open Access | No |
Additional Materials
Additional Issue Materials
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Editorial Board -- Volume 203, Spring 2025
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Editorial Board -- Volume 202, Fall 2024
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Editorial Board -- Volume 201, Summer 2024
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Editorial Board -- Volume 200, Spring 2024
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Editorial Board -- Volume 199, Fall 2023
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Editorial Board -- Volume 198, Summer 2023
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Editorial Board -- Volume 197, Spring 2023
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Editorial Board -- Volume 195, Summer 2022
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Editorial Board -- Volume 194, Spring 2022
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Editorial Board -- Volume 193, Fall 2021
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Editorial Board -- Volume 192, Summer 2021
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Editorial Board -- Volume 191, Spring 2021
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Editorial Board -- Volume 190, Diciembre 2020
- Editorial Board -- Volume 189, Junio 2020
- Editorial Board -- Volume 188, Enero 2020
- Editorial Board -- Volume 187, Diciembre 2019
- Editorial Board -- Volume 186, Junio 2019
- Editorial Board -- Volume 185, Enero 2019
- Editorial Board -- Volume 184, Diciembre 2018
- Editorial Board -- Volume 183, Junio 2018
- Editorial Board -- Volume 182, Enero 2018
- Editorial Board -- Volume 181, Diciembre 2017
- Editorial Board -- Volume 180, Junio 2017
- Editorial Board -- Volume 179, Enero 2017
- Editorial Board -- Volume 178, Diciembre 2016
- Editorial Board -- Volume 177, Junio 2016
- Editorial Board -- Volume 176, Enero 2016
- Editorial Board -- Volume 175, Diciembre 2015
- Editorial Board -- Volume 174, Junio 2015
- Editorial Board -- Volume 173, Enero 2015
- Editorial Board -- Volume 172, Diciembre 2014
- Editorial Board -- Volume 171, Junio 2014
- Editorial Board -- Volume 170, Enero 2014
- Editorial Board -- Volume 169, Septiembre 2013
- Editorial Board -- Volume 168, Mayo 2013
- Editorial Board -- Volume 167, Enero 2013
- Editorial Board -- Volume 166, Septiembre 2012
- Editorial Board -- Volume 165, Mayo 2012
- Editorial Board -- Volume 164, Enero 2012
- Editorial Board -- Volume 163, Septiembre 2011
- Editorial Board -- Volume 162, Mayo 2011
- Editorial Board -- Volume 161, Enero 2011
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