"Un/originals: Multilingual Literature and Self-Translation in Contemporary Spain."
Graduate student in Hispanic Studies, Gabriella Martin, to give talk.
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Intimate Partner Violence and Asylum in the Americas: Canada, Chile, Mexico, Peru
“Snap, Snap, Snap! Reparative Criticism and Women’s Cuir Culture in Mexico”
Graduate student in Hispanic Studies, Francesca Dennstedt to give talk.
"The Masks of the Commedia dell'Arte"/"Le maschere della Commedia dell'Arte"
Antonio Fava, international maestro of Commedia dell'Arte performance, presents a lecture-demonstration on the masks of the Commedia dell'Arte.
"Informality as History."
Conversation with Brodwyn Fischer, University of Chicago.
"El trabajo de dolerse en imágenes: interrupciones a la narcomáquina en el cine mexicano reciente."
Santiago Rozo Sánchez
Chilestinians: notes on migration, assimilation, and the myth of Palestinian reawakening in Chile
Lina Meruane, Chilean writer and New York University professor
Extending Class Time with Canvas: A Roundtable Discussion on Using Canvas in the Language Classroom
Please join us next Wednesday, March 4th from 8:30-10am for coffee, bagels, and an informal roundtable discussion that continues the conversation from one of the Special Interest Group meetings at the Fall 2019 Language Teaching Fair. Roundtable speakers include: Iva Youkilis, RLL (Italian), Erik Nesse RLL (French), and Taewoong Kim EALC (Korean).
Women as Patrons of Architecture in Renaissance Rome
Dr. Carolyn Valone, Trinity University, is an internationally recognized scholar on the history of patronage in Renaissance Rome. She has published extensively on women as patrons, tracing both the sources of women's wealth and the ways in which they spent their money, particularly as the projects they sponsored benefited other women. The talk promises to be both lively and informative.
"La esfera lúdica rioplatense: el carnaval porteño en el espacio urbano."
Soledad Mocchi Radichi
Work-in-Progress Graduate Student Colloquium
Salvador López Rivera (French) and Sara Hernández (Hispanic Studies) will present.