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Cuba en Tres Tiempos: Narrativas de Autodeterminación y Transformación Desde la Literatura, el Teatro y el Cine
UCLA Lydeen Library (Rolfe Hall 4302) 345 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CASusannah Rodríguez Drissi (Ph.D. Comp Lit, UCLA) es una poeta, escritora, dramaturga, directora, productora e investigadora cubana multipremiada y enseña en Writing Programs y en el Academic Advancement Program en UCLA. Sus poemas, cuentos y escritos de no-ficción creativa han aparecido en multiples antologías. Su novela Until We're Fish (2020) fue premiada por el Nautilus...
Handitik Txikira, Txikitik Haundira: The Creative Process of a Basque Writer
UCLA Lydeen Library (Rolfe Hall 4302) 345 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CAKirmen Uribe will discuss the translation of his novel Bilbao-New York-Bilbao into English, along with the adaptation of a Basque-language novel into film, such as Elkarrekin Esnatzeko Ordua (2016) . This work is currently being filmed under the title Karmele, and directed by Asier Altuna. Kirmen is a Basque Language writer, and one of the...
Sentimentalismo, Masculinidades, e Imaginarios de Progreso en El Salvador de Entresiglos
Lydeen Library 345 Portola Plaza, Los AngelesKarina Zelaya is a Lecturer in the Dept. of Central American and Transborder Studies at CSUN, where she specializes in Salvadoran and Central American literature and culture. She is the author of a critical edition of the novel Roca-Celis, originally published in 1908 by politician and intellectual Manuel Delgado, and recently republished by Editorial...
Unexpected Routes and Beautiful Friendships: Refugee Writers in Mexico
Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen Library Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen LibraryTabea Linhard is a Professor of Spanish, Global Studies, and Comparative Literature at Washington University in St. Louis. Her research focuses on displacement and asylum experiences in the 1930s and 1940s, and she has published extensively on Spanish and Mexican literature and film, Memory Studies, Jewish Studies, and Mediterranean Studies.
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Plotting Coordinates of Blackness in Central America
Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen Library Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen LibraryDr. Jennifer Gómez Menjívar (Ph.D. Ohio State U) is Professor in the Department of Media Arts and director of the MA in Media Industries and Critical Cultural Studies at University of North Texas. Her research interests include Indigenous Sovereignty Media, Latin American and Latinx Media, Grassroots and Participatory Media Practices, Cinematic Adaptation, Digital Culture, Critical...
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Where We Stand: A Conversation on Black Feminisms with Djamila Ribeiro
Djamila Ribeiro is a philosopher, essayist, editor, and one of the most influential leaders in the Afro-Brazilian women's rights movement. She is the 2024-2025 Andres Bello Chair in Latin American Cultures and Civilizations at New York University.
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Spain 2025 Summer Study Abroad Information Session
156 Royce Hall 10745 Dickson Ct, Los AngelesPlease join us this Tuesday to learn more about our Spain study abroad programs happening this Summer! Open to undergraduates seeking to fulfill language requirements or advance their major lower division requirements.
Mapping Dry Land: Valparaíso and Late-Sixteenth-Century Morisco Ecologies
Lecture in the Talk Series "Mapping Dry Land: Valparaíso and Late-Sixteenth-Century Morisco Ecologies", by María Lumbreras, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture at the University of California, Santa Barbara. The event will take place on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at 4:00 PM in Lydeen Library (Rolfe 4302).
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Mérida 2025 Summer Study Abroad Information Session
Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen Library Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen LibraryPlease join us in Lydeen Library (Rolfe 4302) on Wednesday, November 20 at 12:00 pm for an information session about the 2025 Mérida Summer Travel Study Abroad program!
El Mar y Sus Metáforas
Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen Library Rolfe Hall 4302, Lydeen LibraryRicardo Padrón studies the literature and culture of the early modern Hispanic world, particularly questions of empire, space, and cartography. His recently book, The Indies of the Setting Sun: How Early Modern Spain Mapped the Far East as the Transpacific West (Chicago 2020) examines the place of Pacific and Asia in the Spanish concept of...
Latin America and the Transports of Opera: Book Presentation by Roberto Ignacio Diaz
Roberto Ignacio Díaz is Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature at the University of Southern California. He researches Latin American literary and cultural history with a focus on transatlantic relations in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He has previously written on multilingualism in Spanish American literature and on the prose of Jorge Luis Borges.
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