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Mexican Literary Periodicals of the Nineteenth Century

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 December 2020

Jefferson Rea Spell
Jefferson Rea Spell*
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University of Texas
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The Mexican literary periodicals of the nineteenth century may be roughly divided into two main classes: the purely literary and the semi-literary. To the second and more numerous group belong such periodicals as those intended primarily for women or certain social classes, and those which had for their purpose the vulgarization of useful knowledge or the dissemination of political propaganda. Of the political, the writer has disposed as follows: those of little or no literary value have been disregarded; those presenting only a few poems of intrinsic worth are mentioned cursorily in the text but not included in the ensuing bibliography; while those in which satiric and political verse is predominant are listed with details at the end of the main bibliography. Much valuable literary material is buried in the daily newspapers, only the most important of which can be considered here, even briefly. The weekly literary editions or supplements of the larger dailies, generally issued separately with volume and issue numbers of their own, are included, for their contribution is of distinct value.

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PMLA , Volume 52 , Issue 1 , March 1937 , pp. 272 - 312
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Copyright © Modern Language Association of America, 1937

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BNM Biblioteca Nacional, Mexico.Google Scholar
C University of California Library.Google Scholar
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. Literary and Semi-Literary Periodicals

1. La Abeja. Revista bisemanal de conocimientos útiles dedicada a la clase obrera e industrial. J. M. Aguilar Ortiz, editor. México, Imprenta de Flores y Monsalve, 1875. 2 v. Semiweekly. UTGoogle Scholar
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V. i, nos. 1–51, Jan. 2–June 30; v. ii, nos. 1–51, July 3–Dec. 29, 1875.Google Scholar
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3. El Album de la mujer. Directora propietaria, Concepción Gimeno de Flaquer. México, 1883–1890. 14 v. Weekly.Google Scholar
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Edited by the poet José Rosas.Google Scholar
5. El Album mexicano. Periódico de literatura, artes y bellas letras. México, publicado por [Ignacio] Cumplido, 1849. 2 v. Weekly. UTGoogle Scholar
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9. El amigo de la juventud. México, Impreso por Manuel F. Redondas, 1835. 3 nos., January, February, and June. Monthly. UTGoogle Scholar
Discontinued, according to announcement in third number, on account of lack of subscribers.Google Scholar
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12. El Año nuevo. Presente amistoso. Méjico, Librería de Galván, 1837–1840.Google Scholar
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13. El Año nuevo. Periódico semanario de literatura, ciencias y variedades. México, Imprenta de Juan Abadiano, 1865. 1 v. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
The 376 pages seen do not seem to be the complete publication.Google Scholar
14. El Apuntador. Semanario de teatros, costumbres, literatura y variedades. México, Imp. de Vicente García Torres, 1841. Weekly. UTGoogle Scholar
The prospectus, signed by the editors, who according to Gonzáles Peña, Historia de la literatura mexicana, p. 282, were Casimiro del Collado and José María Lafragua, states that beginning with June 8th the periodical would come out every Tuesday and would be delivered to subscribers that night if they attended the theater, otherwise at their homes the next day.Google Scholar
15. El Arco-iris mexicano. Miscelánea pintoresca, curiosa e instructiva. México, Impreso por Vicente García Torres, 1844. 48 p. [Weekly]? UTGoogle Scholar
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16. El Artista. Bellas artes, literatura, ciencias. Revista mensual bajo la dirección de Jorge Hammeken y Juan M. Villela. México, 1874–75. 3 v. Monthly. BNMGoogle Scholar
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18. El Ateneo mexicano. México, Imp. de Vicente García Torres, 1844. 2 v. [Weekly]? UTGoogle Scholar
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19. [La Aurora literaria. Guadalajara, 1877–81.]*Google Scholar
Organ of a literary society.Google Scholar
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No. 1, Sept. 15, 1897; no. 24, Jan. 6, 1899.Google Scholar
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27. La Castalia. Periódico de bella literatura, mitología, historia antigua, historia natural, medicina, ciencias y artes. México, Imp. de la Voz de la Religión, 1849. UTGoogle Scholar
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28. El correo de las señoras. Semanario escrito expresamente para el bello sexo. Director propietario, José Adrián M. Rico. México, 1883–93. 12 v. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
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29. La Cruz. Periódico esclusivamente religioso. Establecido exprofeso para difundir las doctrinas ortodoxas, y vindicarlas de los errores dominantes. México, Imp. de J. M. Andrade y F. Escalante, 1855–58. 7 v. Weekly. UTGoogle Scholar
V. 1, no. 1, Nov. 1, 1855–v. 7, no. 24, July 29, 1858. Each volume consists of 20 nos. except the last which has 24.Google Scholar
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30. La Diadema de gloria. Miscelánea de composiciones en prosa y verso de autores nacionales y extranjeros, antiguos, y modernos, por Mariano de Jesús Torres. Morelia, Imp. particular del autor, 1896–1905. 4 v. Issued irregularly. UTGoogle Scholar
[v. 1]. 24 issues and index, 1896–97. 378 pp.Google Scholar
v. 2, 14 issues, 1897–98. 232 pp. 14th issue is index.Google Scholar
v. 3, 9 issues, 1898–99. 132 pp. 9th issue is index.Google Scholar
v. 4, 19 issues, 1900–05. 317 pp.Google Scholar
no. 20 of v. 1 missing in file seen.Google Scholar
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31. El Diorama, semanario histórico, geográfico, y literario. México, En la calle de Cadena, núm. 13, 1837. 176 pp. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
32. El Diario de México. México, 1805–1817. 25 v. Daily. UTGoogle Scholar
Series 1, Oct. 1, 1805–Dec. 19, 1812. 17 v. of 2625 nos.Google Scholar
Series 2, Dec. 20, 1812–Jan. 4, 1817. 8 v. of 1475 nos.Google Scholar
33. El Domingo. México, 1871–1873. 4 v. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
Subtitle varies: in v. 1, Semanario de las familias; in v. 2, Semanario político y literario; in v. 3–4, Semanario de literatura, ciencias y mejores materiales.Google Scholar
v. 1, no. 1, Feb. 12, 1871–v. 4, no. 44, Oct. 12, 1873.Google Scholar
Vols. have 33, 33, 30, and 44 issues respectively.Google Scholar
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34. El Domingo. Semanario de literatura y variedades. México, [1892]. 5 nos. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
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The editor was Joaquín Gómez Vergara. A list of “redactores” and collaborators includes names of some of most outstanding literary men in the country.Google Scholar
35. El Eco de ambos mundos. Periódico literario dedicado al bello sexo. México, 1873–74. 3 v. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
Imprint varies: v. 1, Imp. de Ignacio Cumplido: v. 2–3, Imp. del Eco. 350, 446, and 446 pp.Google Scholar
A weekly supplement of the daily of same name.Google Scholar
The varying editorial staff includes prominent literary men of the day.Google Scholar
36. El Eco de las artes. Periódico semanal, órgano de la sociedad de constructores prácticos. México, 1872–73. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
v. 1, no. 1, Dec. 21, 1872–no. 9, Feb. 15, 1873, seen.Google Scholar
Redactores: José Carrillo, Valeriano Ruiz, Teodoro Soto y Agustín Robles. Administrador: Angel Peña.Google Scholar
37. [El Ensayo literario. Guadalajara, 1850.]*Google Scholar
38. Ensayo literario. Colección de composiciones sobre bellas letras, ciencias y artes. Puebla, Impreso por Félix María Leiva, 1838. 200 p. UTGoogle Scholar
39. El Entreacto. México, 1856. Semiweekly.Google Scholar
v. 1, nos. 1–4, July 10–27, 1856, seen in secondhand bookstore in Mexico City.Google Scholar
40. La Epoca ilustrada. Semanario de literatura, humorístico y con caricaturas. Edición de los lunes. Prima a los suscritores del diario político “La Epoca.” Mexico, 1883–1885. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
v. 1, no. 1, Nov. 12, 1883–v. 2, no. 53, Nov. 1, 1885.Google Scholar
41. España pintoresca, artística, monumental, literaria y de costumbres. México, Imp. de Vicente García Torres, 1843–44. 2 v. UTGoogle Scholar
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42. El Espectador de México. Revista semanal publicada por los redactores del Universal y los del antiguo Observador católico. México, 1851–52. 4 v. Weekly. UTGoogle Scholar
v. 1, no. 1, Jan. 4, 1851–v. 4, no. 18, April 3.Google Scholar
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Propietario de la publicación, Agustín Cesario Díaz; Responsable, Ignacio I. Díaz.Google Scholar
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46. La Familia. México, Imprenta de J. F. Jens, 1883–90. 7 v. Weekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
Año 1, no. 1, Aug. 1, 1883–Año 7, no. 48, July 24, 1890. Each volume contains 48 issues.Google Scholar
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v. 1, no. 1, Jan. 7, 1872–v. 11, no. 24, Aug. 12, 1877.Google Scholar
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48. El Fígaro. Periódico político y literario. México, Imp. de Díaz de León y S. White, 1872. Semiweekly. BNMGoogle Scholar
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Redactor y editor responsable, José Manuel Bembrón.Google Scholar
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v. 1, nos. 1–23, Nov. 15, 1896–May 1, 1897, seen, but seems incomplete.Google Scholar
Director, J. Rafael Guadalajara. Administrador, José J. Enrique de Ribera.Google Scholar
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