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Revista Hispánica Moderna

Revista Hispánica Moderna is a semiannual, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study of Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian literature and culture, published by the University of Pennsylvania Press for the Hispanic Institute at Columbia University. Founded in 1934 as the Boletín del Instituto de las Españas, RHM has been one of the most distinguished international venues for academic research in this field for nearly a century. The journal publishes scholarly articles and book reviews in Spanish, English, and Portuguese on the full spectrum of Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian cultural production across Latin America, the United States, and Europe, from the Middle Ages to the present. RHM is indexed in ISI Web of Knowledge and in SCOPUS.
 

The journal continually accepts submissions. Please send manuscripts for consideration, in Microsoft Word, to: [email protected]

Author Guide

  • Contributors should prepare their manuscripts following the latest edition of the MLA Style Manual.
  • Manuscripts should not exceed 9,000 words, including notes and documentation, and may be in Spanish, English, Portuguese, or Catalan. Please include a separate document with an abstract of 200 words.
  • RHM only accepts electronic submissions in Word.
  • The document should be ready for anonymous peer review—please delete all personal information, including institutional affiliation.
  • All articles must include a list of works cited at the end, following the latest edition of the MLA Style Manual.
  • Make sure to obtain necessary copyright permissions for all images and quotations that exceed fair use.
  • No part of a submitted manuscript can have appeared in another journal, in any media, or in another language.
  • Unsolicited book reviews are not considered for publication.

Artificial Intelligence Use Policy

Revista Hispánica Moderna does not allow use of generative AI tools to compose any of the content submitted for publication, as AI tools do not meet legal criteria for authorship. 

Please note that software that performs grammar and spelling checks is not considered generative, and its use need not be disclosed. However, the journal requests that if AI tools were used to generate translations, the authors disclose it upon submission. If authors have used any additional AI tools (for instance, natural language processing of sources), they must acknowledge it in an unnumbered footnote at the beginning of the article, including the specific platform(s) and prompt(s) used.

Authors will be required to confirm their compliance with this policy at the time of submission. If any violations should surface at any point in the editing process, the manuscripts will be dismissed or (if already published) retracted.

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