Latino Literature

American Latin American literature is as important and historical as other literature. We often quote or quote recent or current Hispanic writers but we forget that there is a complete timeline behind each word or idea. History itself was firstly recorded in people's mind and heart, passed through an oral tradition later marked with pictures and signs, and eventually reached a formal written position in the thousands of years afterwards. Transmission of information and expression of this kind has evolved over time, and its transmission has also continued.

It is said that by 2050, one out of every three Americans will become Latin American. Perhaps in 2050, Latin American literature will be American literature, so you do not need to organize Norton Latin literature collection. But on the other hand, as globalization of the world and the country progresses, we will emphasize the difference more. The more we look the same and the more we eat the same food and clothes the same way, we want to say that among us we come from Italy, from Ireland, from Jews and from Latin people I guess. Latin American culture is very integrated with mainstream culture DNA, so it is difficult to distinguish each other. I do not know how long it will take

Recently, being a Mexican in the United States is terrible. Recently, Elan Stavans, professor of Latin American culture and Latin culture at Amherst University, published by Norton's Latin Literature Collection, said. Mr. Stubs states that literature helps smooth the exchange between various countries and cultures in the country. This 2,700 page anthology including 201 authors has reached the relevant moment. According to recent census statistics, between 2008 and 2009, one in every two people is Hispanic, and by 2050 this group is expected to increase to 30% of the US population It is done. Stavans recently discussed a detailed project to collect the collection with me and the evolution of the Latin American culture in the United States.