The site also offers access to the association's listserv, which features academic discussions on Spanish comedias. The institute has centers on four continents, including two in the United States. Although you cannot download the texts or images from these holdings, you can see what materials are available and request them through interlibrary loan. Laberinto features full text, image, and even audio and video segments and web links to its topics. The journal encourages scholarly research and communication with a multimedia approach.
Texts are in both Spanish and English.
There is an index of poets featured, but the sonnets are searchable by first line. Eventually planned for this site is a virtual tour of a Spanish Golden Age theater. This internet site, sponsored by the University of California at Santa Barbara, offers a wealth of resources for the study of literature. Some links to Cervantes sites are also featured. More electronic texts of primary sources are offered than literary criticism.