“In Coloniality at Large, leading postcolonial literary scholars provide thoughtful and incisive insights into the lasting effects of colonial domination in Latin America.”-Patricia Seed, editor of JosÉ LimÓn and La Malinche: The Dancer and the Dance “Mapping out the current state of a particularly important field of study from an interdisciplinary perspective, Coloniality at Large consists of twenty-three essays by a veritable ‘who’s who’ in Latin American cultural studies.”-Debra A. Castillo, author of Redreaming America: Toward a Bilingual American Culture “[T]he book is one of the first projects to bring together scholars from different regions and academic systems of the Atlantic. As a result, this compilation offers wide-ranging perspectives and critiques associated with the challenge of discussing Latin America with critical viewpoints in language that is not overly cryptic. This volume is bound to become a referential work for scholars in the field of Latin American Studies and a useful teaching tool for graduate-level courses." - Fabrício Prado (The Americas) “Ambitiously conceived and judiciously executed, this volume offers a timely as well as comprehensive study of modern Latin American culture and history from the perspective of postcolonial theories. . . . Highly recommended.” - Q. E. Wang (Choice) “The collection, which extends to over 600 pages, is both rich and substantial and is likely to provide a valuable, illuminating and corrective resource for scholars of both Latin American and postcolonial studies.” - James Proctor (Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory) “With a complexity and depth rarely seen in collections of this type, Coloniality at Large will provide food for thought for generations to come.” - Ricardo D. Salvatore (A Contracorriente)