Tradicion y Cambio: Lecturas Sobre la Cultura Latinoamericana Contemporanea - Daly Heyck, Denis Lynn; Gonzalez Pagani, Maria Victoria
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Tradición y cambio is one of the standard texts used in Latin American culture courses. This unique collection of diverse readings and exclusive interviews focuses on the dynamic tension between tradition and change in contemporary Latin American culture -- from the Caribbean to Central and South America, including Brazil. The thematic approach of Tradici"n y cambio identifies key issues in Latin American culture and uses the readings to ask how those issues, such as urbanization or the changing role of the family -- alter, enrich, or confound the traditional cultural values and instititions.

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Tradición y cambio is one of the standard texts used in Latin American culture courses. This unique collection of diverse readings and exclusive interviews focuses on the dynamic tension between tradition and change in contemporary Latin American culture -- from the Caribbean to Central and South America, including Brazil. The thematic approach of Tradici"n y cambio identifies key issues in Latin American culture and uses the readings to ask how those issues, such as urbanization or the changing role of the family -- alter, enrich, or confound the traditional cultural values and instititions.
Autorenporträt
Denis Lynn Daly Heyck is Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures at Loyola University, Chicago, where she teaches Latin American Literature and Culture. She has published a book of oral histories, Life Stories of the Nicaraguan Revolution (Routledge, 1990), and an anthology on Latino cultures in the Unied States, Barrios and Borderlands (Routledge, 1994). She is co-author of the Destinos professional supplements Spanish for educators and Spanish for Social Services (McGraw-Hill, 1993). Professor Heyck is currently working on a book about the relationship between cultural survival and environmental sustainability in several Latin American communities. Her book reviews appear in Hispania and Choice. She received her Ph.D. from the University of London.