Universum-Revista de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales
Scope & Guideline
Empowering Research in the Heart of Chile
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Analysis of Latin American Literature and Culture:
The journal publishes works that critically examine Latin American literature, with a focus on its historical, cultural, and political contexts. This includes explorations of narrative forms, literary movements, and the role of literature in societal change. - Political and Social Critique:
A consistent theme in the journal is the critique of political structures and social issues in Latin America, including neoliberalism, authoritarianism, and social movements. This area focuses on how literature and art respond to and reflect these dynamics. - Visual Arts and Representation:
There is a strong emphasis on the intersection of visual arts and social commentary, with articles addressing contemporary graphic design, documentary photography, and the role of visual narratives in shaping cultural identity. - Exploration of Memory and Identity:
The journal engages with concepts of memory, identity, and cultural heritage, often through the lens of historical narratives and collective memory, highlighting the importance of these themes in understanding contemporary Latin American societies. - Gender Studies and Feminist Perspectives:
Highlighting gender dynamics and feminist discourse, the journal features research that critically analyzes the representation of women in literature and art, as well as broader socio-political issues related to gender equality.
Trending and Emerging
- Neoliberalism and Its Discontents:
A notable trend is the critical examination of neoliberalism, particularly its impacts on social structures and cultural expressions in Latin America. Recent articles explore how literature and art serve as responses to neoliberal policies and their societal consequences. - Transnational Movements and Globalization:
There is a growing interest in how local cultural productions interact with global movements. Scholars are increasingly focusing on transnational narratives and the influence of globalization on Latin American identities and expressions. - Digital Humanities and Media Studies:
The integration of digital humanities and media studies is emerging as a significant theme, with research exploring the impact of digital technology on literature, art, and cultural practices. This reflects a broader trend of engaging with new media as a vital component of contemporary scholarship. - Environmental Humanities:
The journal is increasingly publishing works that address environmental issues through the lens of humanities, reflecting a growing concern with ecological crises and sustainability in Latin American contexts. - Artistic Activism and Social Movements:
Recent publications have shown a rising interest in the role of art as a form of activism, particularly in relation to social movements in Latin America. This theme highlights the intersection of creativity and political resistance, emphasizing the transformative power of art.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Historical Narratives:
There appears to be a waning focus on conventional historical narratives, particularly those that do not engage with contemporary theoretical frameworks or critical perspectives. Recent publications favor more dynamic interpretations that connect history with current socio-political contexts. - Classical Theoretical Frameworks:
Papers relying heavily on classical theories from figures like Hegel or Marx without contemporary critique seem to be less frequent, indicating a potential shift towards more modern, interdisciplinary approaches that incorporate diverse theoretical perspectives. - Local vs. Global Dynamics:
There is a visible decline in the exploration of localized historical events in isolation from global contexts. Recent publications tend to integrate global perspectives, suggesting a shift towards understanding local phenomena within broader international frameworks.
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