Poesía expandida. Artefactos poéticos, medios y participación en Chile durante la Guerra Fría (1952-1989)
Patrícia Lino is a poet, an essayist, and an Assistant Professor at UCLA, where she teaches Afro-Luso-Brazilian literatures and visual arts. Lino is the author of several books, including I Who Cannot Sing, O Kit de Sobrevivência do Descobridor Português no Mundo Anticolonial, No es esto un libro and has…
Verboexorbitancias. El paso de "la literatura" a las artes verbales en España, 1909-1936
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Join us for a hands-on workshop with two acclaimed literary translators working from Spanish to English. Lunch will be provided.
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Limited availability—please sign up using the registration link. We look…
Where do academic, literary and editorial worlds collide? How can translators, as editors, disrupt the paradigms into which their books are inevitably forced to be read? What does the current editorial landscape look like, particularly for Latin America, Iberian and/or Luso-African literatures, and how might we imagine it otherwise? In this…
ABOUT OUR GUEST SPEAKER
Andrés Di Tella is a filmmaker, writer and curator, based in Buenos Aires. His films include Montoneros, una historia, La televisión y yo, Fotografías, El país del Diablo, Hachazos, ¡Volveremos a las montañas!, 327 cuadernos and Ficción privada
PRESENTER: Alex Diaz-Hui, Ph.D. candidate, Department of English
"Anticolonial Ensembles in the Américas: Collective Voice and Authorship in the Late Twentieth-Century"
Anticolonial Ensembles in the Américas: Collective Voice and Authorship in the Late-Twentieth Century…
Lalo Alcaraz is the first Latino recipient of the prestigious Herblock Prize in recognition of his editorial cartooning and his passion, dedication and brilliance in covering civil rights and other issues affecting U.S. Latinos and other U.S. minorities. Alcaraz will visit Princeton University to share about his life and work as an accomplished…
GUEST SPEAKER
Cecilia Szperling was born in Buenos Aires. She is a writer, journalist, performer and creator of literary cycles.
Her first book of short stories, The future of artists (1997), won a grant from the Antorchas Foundation. Her novel Natural Selection was a finalist for the…
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- Discussions will be held in Portuguese and English
- Faculty, students, staff -- all are welcome!
- For freshmen and sophomores interested in the 2012 Princeton in Spain summer program
- Free and open to the public
- Free and open to the public. Films will be screened in the original language with English subtitles.
- Free and open to the public.
- Free and open to the public. Round table followed by discussion in Spanish and English.
- Free and open to the public. Discussions will be held in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
- Interested students should contact Prof. Antonio Calvo ([email protected]) in advance to register for the exam.
- Introduction by Gabriela Nouzeilles
- Open to faculty, staff and students
- Open to graduate students in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese
- Open to Princeton in Spain participants
- Open to the public
- Public lecture in Spanish