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  • Cuando el paraíso era una canción: La memoria del alambrede Bárbara Blasco - Javier García Rodríguez

    El ciclo de conferencias «El puzle de los márgenes literarios» está organizado conjuntamente por la Universidad de Salamanca y la Universidad de Estocolmo a través del proyecto de investigación "Exocanónicos: márgenes y descentramiento en la literatura en español del siglo XXI" Conferencia - 16 de diciembre de 2022. 16:00h.  Javier García Rodríguez (Universidad de Oviedo): “Cuando el paraíso era una canción:  La memoria del alambre  de Bárbara Blasco” Sobre la conferencia Se aborda el uso de la memoria como mecanismo de recuperación de recuerdos y de creación de ficciones. Del presente al pasado, a través de la música, la protagonista lleva al lector desde el desengaño adulto hasta el desafío adolescente. Una época, los ochenta, mitificada y discutida, de la movida al bakalao, es también protagonista de esta narración que esconde secretos al ritmo de una narradora que dice y calla. Javier García Rodríguez Profesor en la Universidad de Oviedo en el área de Teoría de la Literatura y Literatura Comparada. Es también escritor, crítico literario y gestor cultural. Autor de numerosos trabajos académicos y divulgativos sobre literatura y cine, incluyendo obras como Mutatis mutandis (Eclipsados, 2009) o Barra americana (DVD Ediciones, 2011). Es miembro del proyecto de investigación "Exocanónicos: márgenes y descentramiento en la literatura en español del siglo XXI".

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  • Ciclo de seminarios: Clase obrera, narrativa y trabajo

    La doctora en literaturas hispánicas Linnea Kjellsson participa en el ciclo de seminarios sobre “Clase obrera, narrativa y trabajo” (25 de noviembre de 2022 – 5 de marzo 2023)

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  • The puzzle of literary margins

    A series of keynote speakers from Spanish and Latin American Studies will discuss in this series of online lectures key questions regarding the most contemporary authors, genres and works. First lecture: 10th Nov. at 4pm. Full information in Spanish and free registration below This series of online lectures will offer the opportunity to attend online and listen guest speakers from the areas of Literary Theory and Spanish and Latin American Studies. The first three lectures will be focused on short-stores, Jorge Carrión's transmedia works, and the latest novel authored by Bárbara Blasco. Organized by Juan C. Cruz and Daniel Escandell . Full information in Spanish and free registration links at  https://exocanon.usal.es/puzle/ First lecture: 10th Nov. at 4pm. Ana Calvo Revilla (Universidad San Pablo CEU Madrid): “Microrrelato hipermedial, un laboratorio estético de hibridación semiótica” Meeting Registration

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  • Workshop between SIDA’s unit for Latin America and the Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies

    During this meeting SIDA presented its structure and work areas and NILAS’ staff and affiliated researchers presented their ongoing research projects on Latin America The SIDA-NILAS workshop took place at the library of the Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies . The Agency’s activities towards Latin America and the Institute’s activities were presented. Other discussion topics were the common denominators and possible synergies between cooperation activities and research on Latin America. During the second part of the day, SIDA’s Latin America unit held its internal planning meeting at NILAS’ library . 

  • Study the Master programme in Latin American Studies, Autumn 2023!

    Join us at the Virtual Masters Fair and find out more! During this interdisciplinary programme you will gain knowledge about Latin America from economic, social, legal and political perspectives. The duration is four semesters of full-time study. During your third semester you will have the possibility to do field work, exchange studies abroad, or take optional courses in a range of subjects. The program prepares you for work in international organizations, governance, aid work, business, research and development projects, as well as media and journalism, which requires in-depth knowledge of Latin America. Application period: 17 October 2022 – 16 January 2023!   Find out more about the programme Join us at the Virtual Masters Fair and find out more!

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