Abstract
Durante la última década, estudiosos en variadas disciplinas de la cultura latinoamericana han comenzado a repensar la presencia de los judíos, una minoría predominantemente extranjera que ha sido relegada a una dolorosa invisibilidad.Trabajos como los de Jeffrey Lesser en torno al Brasil, Raanan Rein sobre Argentina, Adina Cimet sobre México, han constituido los primeros esfuerzos para enmarcar y dialogar en torno a la cultura judía en América Latina y sus repercusiones universales.
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