Ph.D. / M.A. Program in Linguistics, Ph.D. Program in Anthropology Lailac Registration link Email us for questions: sociolinguisticslunch@gmail.com Please go to our website for changes
Ph.D. / M.A. Program in Linguistics, Ph.D. Program in Anthropology Lailac In-person registration link Zoom registration link Email us for questions: sociolinguisticslunch@gmail.com Please go to our website for changes
Join us Monday, March 6th at the beginning of a week that will see feminist strikes erupting all across the globe, for the US book launch of Colectivo LASTESIS feminist manifesto, Set Fear on Fire (Verso), translated by Camila Valle. After the feminist art collective LASTESIS created their performance “A Rapist in Your Path” in their native Chile, it went...
Join us on March 21st, 630 - 8p, on zoom or in person as we hear Rebecca Pawel, PhD, Colombia, and Post Doctoral Fellow, give a talk on A Spanish Teacher in Harlem: Dorothy Peterson and Cultural Education with Urban Education's own Bethany Rogers, PhD and Michael Alston, student, as co-conversationalists. Meeting Registration - Zoom
Se trata de la prometida charla con la escritora Daniela Tarazona, ganadora del Premio Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz 2022 por su novela Isla partida. Están adjuntos a este email los archivos tanto de esa como de El animal sobre la piedra. La modalidad es híbrida, por un lado, en el Room 5414 del Graduate Center, y por otro, a través de...
Ph.D. / M.A. Program in Linguistics, Ph.D. Program in Anthropology Lailac -- In-person link Zoom link Email us for questions: sociolinguisticslunch@gmail.com Please go to our website for changes
Reaching from the late seventeenth century to our present moment, this talk provincializes the Anglo Puritan settler and foundational author Cotton Mather by telling the origin story of his Spanish-language tract, La Fe del Christiano. Highlighting Mather’s indebtedness to José de Acosta and other Catholic missiologists, it explores the conditions of his language learning process and the significance of the presence of so-called “Spanish Indian” bondservants in his household. Nascent ideas about race, ethnicity, and indigeneity were...
Student Latinx Conference: Inter-college Colloquim on Latin American Publishers
