September 2012 Hispania now available

The editors of Hispania and the AATSP are pleased to announce the publication of the September 2012 issue (95.3) of Hispania in both print and electronic formats.

In this issue, please look for the following:

·A Guest Editorial from Domnita Dumitrescu entitled "‘Spanglish’: What’s in a Name?”

·A special 2012 MLA Convention Feature, guest edited by Joan L. Brown, including responses to the question "What Do Graduate Students in Spanish Need to Learn, and Why?” from Joan L. Brown, Randolph D. Pope, Emily C. Francomano, Roberta Johnson, and Sheri Spaine Long

·The 2011 Dissertation List (completed and in-progress), compiled by David Knutson

·An article on "MeasuringIndigenismothrough Indigenous Thought” by Thomas Ward

·An article on "Approaches to the Study of Spanglish” by Eva Rodríguez-González and M. Carmen Parafita-Couto

·Two articles on Heritage Language Learning by Elena Valenzuela (et al.) and Amàlia Llombart-Huesca

·Reviews ofMundivivências: Leituras comparativas de Guimarães Rosa(Luiz Fernando Valente)by Mary Elizabeth Ginway,Gabriela Mistral y los Estados Unidos (Ed. Gerardo Piña-Rosales, Jorge I. Covarrubias, and Orlando Rodríguez Sardiñas) by Nuria Morgado, andVervir: Una nueva manera de leer y escribir poesía (Alfonso Ramos Alva) by Eduardo Acuña-Zumbado