Textos y Contra-Textos en “El jardín de senderos que se bifurcan”

Abstract

The INSTITUTO INTERNACIONAL DE LITERATURA IBEROAMERICANA was organized in 1938 in order to advance the study of Iberoamerican Literature and to promote cultural relations among the peoples of the Americas.To this end, the Institute publishes the Revista Iberoamericana quarterly and sponsors the publication of noteworthy books by Iberoamerican authors -in their original language and in English translation-, and of learned works and textbooks.Members of the Institute meet in Congresses every two years and are of two types: regular members who pay $25.00 a year, except in Iberoamérica where the fee is $10.00, and Patron Members who pay $30.00 or more a year.Institutions such as universities, colleges, and libraries may become subscribers (at $20.00 a year or $10.00 a year in Iberoamérica), or Subscribing Patrons (at a minimum of $30.00 a year) without holding membership in the Institute.Regular members and subscribers receive the forthcoming issues of the Revista Iberoamericana free, but Patrons (whether Members or Subscribers) receive, in addition, the forthcoming issues of all the publications of the Institute, and the Proceeding of the Congress, etc., and their names will appear in the Revista Iberoamericana at the end of the year.

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