Description: Table of Contents Introduction, I. Revisions The Nineteenth Century Novel: Toward a Public Sphere or a Mass Media? Fernando Unzueta, Pancho Villa at the Movies: Cinematic Techniques in the Works of Guzman and Munoz J. Patrick Duffey, The Avant-Garde and Cinematic Imaginary: Huidobro's novela-film Edmundo Paz-Soldan, The Modern Novel, the Media, and Mass Culture in Latin America Ricardo Guiterrez-Mouat II. Mass Culture MEDIAted Memory: Writing, Photography, and Performativity in the Age of Image Luis Ernesto Carcamo H., Cortazar Under Exposure: Photography and Fiction in the City Marcy Scwartz, Hybridity and Postmodernity in the Argentine Meta-Comic: The Bridge Texts of Julio Cortazar and Ricardo Piglia Ellen McCracken, Comic Art at the Margins of Hierarchy: The Mexican Multicultural Expression of La Familia Burron and Los Supermachos Ana Merino, The Mexican Telenovela and its Foundational Fictions Adriana Estill III Narrative strategies in our "fin de siglo" Contesting the Lettered City: Meditation and Communicative Strategies in the Contemporary Chronicle Ignacio Corona, Deserted Cities: Pop and Disenchantment in the Latin American Narrative of "fin de siglo" Ana Maria Amar Sanchez, In Search of Lost Time: Intellectuals, Media, and Narrative Alfonsina Lorenzi, http://www. Lalit. com Debra A. Castillo IV. The Digital Wor(l)d The Lack of Materiality in latin American Media Theory Shirin Shenassa, Condicioned extremas: Digital Science Fiction from Columbia Susana Pajares Tosca, Writing Communities on the Internet: Textual Authority abd Territorialization Carlos Jauregui & Sergio Villalobos, Contributors

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