Spanish & Latin American Literature

The official online dictionary of the Real Academia Española.

El Área de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales del CSIC es un área variada, que representa en personal científico (y en otros indicadores) aproximadamente el diez por ciento de la totalidad del CSIC.En conjunto exhiben la riqueza y pluralidad de la actividad desarrollada y promovida desde este Área, presentan sus principales insuficiencias, y muestran asimismo su capacidad de integración en el tejido social, cultural y empresarial, mediante la consecución de los objetivos de progreso científico, innovación y producción de valor, que el CSIC como organismo público de investigación alienta

HLAS produced by the Library of Congress is a bibliography of articles, books and book chapters written by scholars on Latin America. Citations are both in English and Spanish. The handbook does contain some links to freely available online articles.

A digital collection of full-text peer reviewed journals that you can immediately access at no cost.

"Latin American Literature Today is a journal associated with World Literature Today that seeks to reflect new realities of Spanish-language literature through a quarterly online publication, circulating in the United States as well as the literary communities of Latin America and Spain."

LANIC serves as a resource guide for information to, from and on Latin America. Browse by subject area, by country, or search the site by keyword. Many of the resources linked are available in Spanish. Maintained by University of Texas at Austin.

Network of Scientific Journals of Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal ( RedAlyc) is an open access portal supported by the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México. It provides access to over 300 journals and more than 60,000 freely available full text articles. RedAlyc covers subjects in the humanities and social sciences.

A model for cooperative electronic publishing of scientific journals on the Internet, conceived to meet the scientific communication needs of developing countries, particularly Latin America and the Caribbean countries, it provides an efficient way to assure universal visibility and accessibility to their scientific and other scholarly literature. The SciELO collection is continually updated and currently includes 630 scholarly peer reviewed journals, from Spain, Portugal, several South American countries and Cuba, which predominantly publish the results of original research, and other original works, and contribute significantly to knowledge in the area covered by the journal. Subjects include Agricultural, biological, health and earth sciences, chemistry, engineering, geosciences, mathematics, social sciences, humanities, linguistics, and the arts. Coverage is from 1997, or from its first issue in the case of journals founded after that year.