Hispanic Journal is a double-blind, peer-reviewed journal, and it is published twice annually. It
is sponsored by the Department of Foreign Languages at Indiana University of
Pennsylvania. Its purpose is to publish research and criticism of the highest
quality in the areas of Spanish, Catalan, Galician, Basque, and Luso-Brazilian
literature, culture, and film, and the linguistics of the aforementioned
languages. We also publish interviews and book reviews concerning subjects that
fall among the disciplines covered by the journal. Please see the list of books
suggested for review on our website.
Every
work submitted to the journal undergoes a rigorous evaluation process. The
process commences with a recommendation from a member of our editorial board.
The work is then evaluated by a member of the advisory board who has expertise
in the area addressed by the submission. Finally, the editor reads the work to
make the final recommendation. The study may be written in Spanish or English.
The editors of Hispanic Journal
invite submissions of unpublished studies only.