by Instituto Cervantes · Plaza & Janés · tapa dura · ISBN 9788401379642
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The 'Encyclopedia of Spanish in the World' is a yearbook from the Cervantes Institute that offers a complete and detailed vision of the state and evolution of the Spanish language globally. This edition, corresponding to the years 2006-2007, presents updated figures on the number of Spanish students in different countries, including the United States, Brazil, Sweden, Senegal, and Malaysia. Furthermore, it analyzes the future of Spanish as a language of international communication, its representation on the Internet, and the dissemination of Hispanic culture abroad, covering literature, music, plastic arts, cinema, and science. This volume is an essential tool for understanding the current situation of Spanish and its projection in the world.
