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Bibliographies and indexes in the performing arts, no. 28 / Tony A. Harvell Reference PQ7082.D7 H37 2003   This identifies about 7,000 plays produced since 1950 by over 700 dramatists from 20 countries. Each entry includes brief biographical information, awards and prizes, and lists items alphabetically with publication, first production, and translation dates. Many of these plays have been performed worldwide. Indexed by author and titles.   The Cambridge History of Latin American Literature / Roberto Gonzalez Echevarria and Enrique Pupo-Walker, Eds. Reference PQ7081.A1 C35 1996   This three-volume set by the Cambridge University Press manages to capture the rich and diverse universe of Latin American literature through a series of scholarly essays, from pre-Colombian times to the late 20th century. It includes coverage of Brazilian literature and Spanish-American writing in the United States. It can be a useful tool for literature students and historians, alike.   The Oxford Companion to Spanish Literature / Philip Ward, Ed. Reference PQ6006 G93   Comprehensive and cross-referenced, this single-volume work by the Oxford University Press mainly provides brief, but well-written entries on specific works and authors -- the latter of which can be expanded to include not only creative writers, but major critics, historians, religious writers, philosophers, scholars, and other significant contributors to the literary life of Spanish-speaking countries.   Encyclopedia of Latin American Politics / Diana Kapiszewski, Ed. Reference F1410.E56 2001 A single volume, arranged alphabetically by country, this work from the Center for Latin American Studies at Georgetown University shows just how different neighboring nations in the same region can be politically. There is an overview and detailed history, also arranged alphabetically by topic, of each nation's political landscape. Each country entry includes maps, phots, and charts listing past heads of state and an extensive print and electronic bibliography.   Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture / Barbara A. Tenenbaum, Ed. Reference F1406.E53 1996 A five-volume set, the encyclopedia is a solid general and broad-based work that can serve as an excellent starting point for a variety of Latin American-related topics. Includes over 3,000 biographical entries and hundreds of pictures and illustrations, and a detailed index in the last volume.   A Bibiliography of United States-Latin American Relations Since 1810 / David F. Trask, Michael C. Meyer, and Roger R. Trask, Eds. Reference Z6465.L29 T7   Published in 1968 by the University of Nebraska Press, it contains over 11,000 entries divided into 24 sections, covering virtually every aspect of American relations with Latin American over a 170-year period. Includes a supplementary volume published in 1979. Although somewhat dated, this is an essential reference tool for anyone studying relations between the U.S. and Latin America.   The Catholic Left in Latin America: A Comprehensive Bibliography / Therrin C. Dahlin, Gary P. Gillium, and Mark L. Grover Reference Z7165.L3 D33   Compiled by reference librarians from Brigham Young and Indiana University, this addresses social, political, and economic issues as perceived by the Catholic left in the region. Can be useful not only for theological students, but for those studying economics, sociology, education, and political science.   Latin America, 1967-79: Social Science Information Sources / Robert Delorme Reference Z7165.L3 D44 1981   Another bibilographic work, this focuses on social science books, monographs, and journal articles about Latin American that were published between 1967 and 1979, a period often overlooked in electronic databases.