Guides to key libraries
The following libraries hold relevant collections for the study of Latin America. The Bodleian Library is the central research library for the Humanities, and has been collecting Latin American and Caribbean material since 1602. The Latin American Centre Library supports the study of Latin American politics, economics, social sciences and history. The Taylor Institution has an extensive collection of Latin American literature and language material, as well as many volumes covering history and culture.
- Last Updated Jan 10, 2012
Latin American Studies at Oxford
- Last Updated Oct 12, 2011
Modern Languages in Oxford (West European)
Latin American Studies
The study of Latin America spans a number of different disciplines across the University, covering such topics as history, economics, politics, languages, literature, anthropology, international relations, development studies and sociology.
The guides below have been created to help you make the most of Oxford's extensive resources. Some of the guides are dedicated wholly to Latin American topics, whilst others are more general with sections on the region. If you have any queries, please contact the relevant librarian.
Guides for Latin America
- Last Updated May 9, 2012
An introductory guide to sources for Latin American history.
- Last Updated Sep 24, 2011
Guide to resources for Portuguese and Brazilian language and literature studies.
- Last Updated May 15, 2012
A guide to resources for anthropologists at Oxford.
- Last Updated Nov 25, 2011
Guide to resources for Hispanic language and literature studies.
Contacts
Joanne Edwards, Subject Consultant for Spanish & Portuguese Languages and Literatures, & Latin American History
Tel: 01865 (2)88033
Frank Egerton, Librarian and Subject Consultant, Bodleian Latin American Centre Library
Tel: 01865 (2)74483
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