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Hispanist
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His·pa·nist  (hsp-nst)
n.
A specialist in Spanish language or literature or in the languages and literatures of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America.
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hispanist [ˈhɪspənɪst] N → hispanista mf
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That the Dutch translation has been the last one to appear can be only attributed to the fact that Dutch is not a language commonly known by Hispanists or scholars in general.
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and offers a perspective that Hispanists have not explored.
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Hispanists and Anglicists working in both areas of early modern studies look forward to new offerings in the relatively under-explored field of comparative Anglo-Hispanic literature.
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