Mexican Studies Research Collective

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Mexican literary and cultural studies mexicanists.org

Mediante el análisis de fuentes primarias y de testimonios contemporáneos como epistolarios y la prensa cultural de la época, el presente estudio se propone encontrar un modo de leer una revista desde el marco de los estudios críticos en literatura.

Mexican Studies Research Collective@mexicanists.org · 2w ago

La profesión literaria: una lectura de la primera época de la Revista Mexicana de Literatura (1955-1957) mexicanists.org/2026/07/20/l...

Mediante el análisis de fuentes primarias y de testimonios contemporáneos como epistolarios y la prensa cultural de la época, el presente estudio se propone encontrar un modo de leer una revista desde el marco de los estudios críticos en literatura.

Mexican Studies Research Collective@mexicanists.org · 2w ago

La profesión literaria: una lectura de la primera época de la Revista Mexicana de Literatura (1955-1957) mexicanists.org/2026/07/20/l...

'Her modernist depictions of domestic altars—all decorated with native fruits and religious icons—challenged the macho art scene. By elevating a spiritual custom kept alive by women, she proved Mexican art need not be loud to be profound.' 📚📖

Diane Tucker@theshymuseumgoer.com · 3w ago

#ArtHistory 🗃️ 🐡 #WomensArt TGIF, Blueskyers "It is a crime to be born a woman with talent." ☕️ ☕️ As María Izquierdo once said.☝️ My new piece on one of the most influential Mexican Modernists that even devoted art enthusiasts [insert guilty wave from me here] have somehow missed...

#ArtHistory 🗃️ 🐡 #WomensArt TGIF, Blueskyers "It is a crime to be born a woman with talent." ☕️ ☕️ As María Izquierdo once said.☝️ My new piece on one of the most influential Mexican Modernists that even devoted art enthusiasts [insert guilty wave from me here] have somehow missed...

María Izquierdo remembers it all

Meet the indomitable artist whose deeply personal paintings quietly challenged Mexico’s male-dominated art scene with imagination and humor.

theshymuseumgoer.com

I wrote about Texas A&M's fall course-review process @chronicle.com. Some top-line results: Rhetoric and Film? OK, as long as discussion of critical race theory is removed. Contemporary Sociological Theory? Don't advocate while teaching. LGBTQ Literatures? Not allowed. #HigherEd

What Texas A&M Will — and Won’t — Let You Teach

Newly obtained records reveal that two courses for the fall were canceled outright, while administrators demanded changes to others. Instructors say the deliberative process is a black box.

chronicle.com