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New Acquisitions: Latin America

New Acquisitions: Latin America

New acquisitions in Latin Americana, including offerings in women's and labor history; manuscript items related to Chinese indentured labor in pre-abolition Cuba; and a substantial group of rare Latin American science fiction. 

The science fiction selection includes landmarks in the genre as well as a number of items from the 80s, 90s, and 00s: pivotal decades marked by a rapid expansion of the sf community in Latin America with the rise of fanzines and internet culture. Together these conditions created a network for writers and illustrators to connect and publish, circumventing traditional gatekeepers in the industry. Many examples here feature early computer graphic design; others were published during challenging political and economic conditions, including Chilean and Argentinian dictatorships or juntas. They are often referred to in current anthologies as important antecedents for contemporary Latin American sf but are difficult to source.

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La Mulata. 1893

Celebrated play about race and passing by Eva Canel, praised by contemporary Afro-Cuban reviewers as a “redeemer and defender of women oppressed by their color”.

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La Vida Manda: Novela. 1929

Signed first edition of a controversial homoerotic novel by the feminist Ofelia Rodriguez Acosta, possibly the earliest description of lesbian desire in Cuban literature.

Mi opinión: disertación sobre las libertades de la mujer; "Amor libre"; [...]. 1913

Signed edition of Puerto Rico’s first feminist manifesto by anarchist Luisa Capetillo.

Sammelband of 12 Buenos Aires Urban Planning and Municipal Policy Pamphlets. 1900-1916

Early 20th-century urban planning in Buenos Aires with unrecorded folding plate of plans for worker housing and extensive reports on prostitution.

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En La Noche Del Mundo. 1940

Signed first edition of a progressive novel about homosexuality by Cuban feminist Ofelia Rodriguez Acosta.

Four Documents Reporting the Deaths of Chinese Laborers in Cuba. 1857; 1867; 1875

Including a hanging and the death of a prisoner.

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