| About the Images
On our main page we have a number of images that rotate each
time the page is opened. This system of random rotation (if something
random can be described as a system) reflects the profound heterogeneity
of Spanish, Spanish American, and Luso-Brazilian literary and cultural
studies at the start of the current century, as well as the almost
overwhelming
breadth
of what we study: over 1,000 years of literature and language on five
continents.
The following is a brief description (with hyperlinks) of each of
the images on our main page:
- Statue at the Franciscan Monastery of Izamal (Yucatán, México)
- Aerial view over Corcovado (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- Detail of fountain statue at the Praça de D. Pedro IV (Rossio) in Lisbon,
Portugal
(Courtesy of Phil Douglis, The Douglis Visual Workshops)
- Statue of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza at the Plaza de España (Madrid, Spain)
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