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9781683405429

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""Groundbreaking. . . . The first book on the role played by digital technologies in the development of 'expanded' conceptions of Blackness in Latin America. . . . An important volume and stimulating springboard for future research.""--Bulletin of Hispanic Studies ""A much needed and important contribution to the recent growth of digital humanities studies focused on Latin America and adds to Black digital humanities by examining the work being done by Afro-Latinx communities both in the US and in Latin America.""--Chiricú Journal: Latina/o Literatures, Arts, and Cultures ""Contributes to the conceptual debate about Afro-Latinx communities, registers and communicates how digital projects have been developed by people who engage in race and gender perspectives, and discusses the interaction of different perspectives in the web of Afro-Latinx connections.""--H-Net

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Eduard Arriaga, assistant professor of Spanish at the University of Indianapolis, is the coauthor of Las redes del gusto: La novela en Colombia 1990–2005. Andrés Villar is a writer, artist, and independent scholar based in Ontario, Canada.

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