| The Borderlands Encyclopedia |
 A project based at UTEP |
Artists—Mexican and other nationalities—some selections
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| Cuban Internet Resources |
created by Dana Lubow, a librarian at Los Angeles Valley Community College
for the National Network on Cuba. The site has more than 3,300 entries;
annotations are clear, concise, and keyword searchable. |
| Dunagan Library Web Page for Education Students |
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| Electronic Text
Collections in Western European Literature |
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| The Global Language Monitor |
A site that monitors language trends
throughout the world; the site is the brainchild of Paul Payack who has written
numerous books and articles on these trends. |
| Hispano Music &
Culture of the Northern Rio Grande |
Library of Congress |
| LinguaWeb: Your Spanish Tutor Online |
While the site is a commercial site, there are many resources available
for free. Fee-based lessons are provided in 4-month and 12-month sessions
and at Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced levels. Signing up for the
4-months of sessions costs about $35. |
| LiTgloss |
the project is a collection of
texts written in languages other than English; a majority of selections are
in French, German and Sapnish. The gloss function includes context
statements, commentary and links to other relevant resources, definitions,
and explanations of words, phrases, and idioms. |
| The Modern Language Association
Language Map [of the U.S.] |
Based on statistics gathered in the
2000 US Census, the creators of this site were able to extract language and
linguistics data and provide a well-organized, unique resource. The site
provides color-coded maps of 33 language groups in the nation, by county or
by ZIP code, and allows comparisons of two language groups or two states. |
| Pew Hispanic Center: |
Chronicling Latinos diverse experiencies
in a change America |
| Puerto Rico
at the Dawn of the Modern Age: 1831-1929 |
Library of Congress American Memory
Project |
| Reflexiones: |
ensayos sobre escritoras hispanoamericanas contemporaneas |
| The South Texas Border, 1900-1920 |
Photographs from the Robert Runyon Collection, UT-Austin |
|
Spanish Books in Print |
the Spanish Ministry of Culture's database for Spanish books in print
since 1972 |
| Spanish Language and Hispanic
Culture @ GlobeGate |
UTenn-Martin |
| Spanish Professor |
some free materials, some fee-based; fees are entirely the individual
users responsibility |
| Study Abroad
Directory |
good directory, but the site has lots of advertisements |
| Teotihucan: The City of the
Gods |
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| Traditions of the Sun |
Yucatan & Chaco Canyon (Colorado);
part of NASA's Sun-Earth Connection Educational Forum [SECEF], which is
"dedicated to increasing science literacy". The site provides reliable coverage
of known and suspected prehistoric solar observeratories in Chaco Canyon and
the Yucatan. |
| Unmasking the Maya: The Story
of Sna Jtz'ibajom |
a theater collective using May traditional tales to address contemporary
political conditions of Maya; web site organized and supported by the
Smithsonian Institute. |
| Miguel de Unamuno |
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| Voices From The Gaps:
| Women Artists and Writers of Color |
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| Spanish Language News & Search Engines |
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| LatinoLink News |
very heavily used site, very slow |
| CiberCentro |
Organized by country |
| IPL: Newspapers: Mexico
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Internet Public Library |
| IPL: Newspapers: South
America |
IPL: Newspapers:
Spain |
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Spanish Language Search Engines |
¿Dónde? |
| Mundo Latino |
Ozu |
access restricted to currently enrolled UTPB students; in addition to Spanish, also French, German, Italian, Russian and Chinese dictionaries