Littérature et langues minoritaires en Amérique Latine

The articles in this volume analyze languages spoken in Latin America from their minority status, placing indigenous and immigrant languages on equal footing. It examines languages present before and after Spanish, comparing their role in cultural identity, coexistence with Spanish in texts, linguistic mixing, and publication practices. The first part focuses on the Southern Cone and immigrant languages, while the second explores literature and indigenous languages in Peru and Mexico.