La Editorial TdS en Nueva York, Boston y Ann Arbor

 

 

Organizado por el Programa Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures and Languages de la City University of New York y Vicente Rubio-Pueyo - Profesor en Fordham University. Doctor en Estudios Culturales Hispánicos por Stony Brook University (2014); actualmente trabaja en un libro sobre culturas políticas entre Estado y Movimientos en la España Contemporánea (1978-2015). Participa como curador del proyecto Global Platform on Protest and Participation (http://global-platform.org/[global-platform.org])

 

 

 

"Rethinking the Democratic Imaginary in Spain: Cultural Practices, Historical Narratives, Theoretical Approaches "- Seminario de ACLA

Viernes 18/3/16; 10:30-12:15
| Moderadores: Vicente Rubio-Pueyo y Pablo La Parra Pérez
*Pablo La Parra Pérez, New York University, "There’s nothing to see here? Post ’68 intellectual narratives, militant film archives, and historical visibility in Spain".
*Irene Domingo, Washington University St. Louis, "Late Francoism or Transition: More than a Semantic Debate"
*Ignasi Gozalo, University of Pennsylvania, "De la práctica discursiva a las tácticas cotidianas. Construcción y caída del paradigma CT"
*Vicente Rubio-Pueyo, Fordham University, "On Transitions and Ideological Formations in Contemporary Spain".

Sábado 19/3/16; 10:30-12:15
| Moderador: Federico Pous
*Federico Pous, Elon University, "Fidelity and/or Promiscuity. Militant Researchers and the Production of Knowledge in Argentina and Spain"
*David Gámez, Independent Scholar - Traficantes de Sueños, "Thinking the New Political Machinery. How Spanish Social Movements Are Facing the Economical Crisis Today"
*Ana Luengo, San Francisco State University, "Hasta cuánto nos da la solidaridad: la crisis de los refugiados de Siria en los medios de comunicación españoles"
*Javier Entrambasaguas, University of Michigan, “Belén Gopegui: neither with the mandarines of the Regime of 78 nor with the new intelligentsia of the XXI Century”
*Luis Gonzalez-Barrios, Bennington College, ““They don’t represent us”: Libertarian practices from the Spanish Transition to the present"

Domingo 20/3/16; 10:30-12:15
| Moderador: Javier De Entrambasaguas-Monsell
*Alejandro Alonso, CUNY Brooklyn College, "On anamnesis: how A nosa terra (1977-1980) as a hidden archive".
*Azahara Palomeque, Princeton University, "The Spanish Transition to democracy in context: a temporal journey through memory politics"
*Juan Menchero, New York University, "Theatre and Civic Engagement in Contemporary Spain: A Tale of Interruptions"
*David Rodriguez Solas, University of Massachusets - Amherst, "Rethinking historical memory during the transition".

 

Más info: http://www.acla.org/program-guide#/seminars/b/5281

 

Organizado por ACLA - American Comparative Literature Association; y Vicente Rubio-Pueyo (Fordham University), Pablo La Parra-Perez (New York University), Federico Pous (Elon University) y Javier Entrambasaguas, (University of Michigan)

 

 

 

"Prácticas culturales y políticas en el activismo de base en la España contemporánea"

Martes 22 de marzo, 6-8 pm - Room: 2011, 2th floor MLB
Universidad de Michigan

Organizado por Riw militarization in the Americas research collective, Rackham interdisciplinary workshop and Interdisciplinary marxisms rackham working group

 

"Activismo de base en el ámbito editorial y ciudadano en la españa contemporánea"

Miércoles 23 de mazo, 2‐4 pm - RLL Commons, 4th floor MLB
Universidad de Michigan

Organizado por Romance language and literatures