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GCILALC 2016 : UT Austin XXII Graduate Colloquium of Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures | |||||||||||
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XXII Graduate Colloquium of Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures
Call For Papers-“Borders, Borderlands, and Border Crossings” The graduate students of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Texas at Austin are pleased to announce the XXII Graduate Colloquium to be held on March 24-26, 2016. We understand borders, in the broadest sense, as spaces where the intent to delineate, to define, and to exclude lives alongside with transgressions, inclusions, and amalgamations. As areas of interaction at the edges of empires, world systems and nations, they are sites for transnational and cross-cultural relations. Borders are spaces richly theorized but also always open to (re)definition and (re)imagination. We invite collaborators to engage in dialogues across various registers concerning borders: geographic, temporal, cultural, linguistic, corporal, political, and disciplinary. Papers on literature, linguistics, cultural studies and interdisciplinary work are all welcome. Presentations may be given in Spanish, Portuguese or English. Keynote Speakers: Glenn A. Martínez, The Ohio State University and Fernando Arenas, The University of Michigan Special Invited Speakers: Celeste De Luna, Painter and Printmaker, South Texas College and Sandra Lorenzano, Writer and Vicerrector, Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana Topics may include but are not limited to: ● Race, Gender, Sexuality and Dis/ability ● Literature, Film, Music, New Media ● Visual, Sound and Performance Studies ● Geographic, Political, and Spatial Configurations ● Crossing disciplinary borders ● Sociolinguistics of borders ● Languages in contact ● Code Switching ● Language across cultures Deadline and Proposal Guidelines: Submit an abstract of up to 300 words by December 15, 2015 to colloquiumut2016@gmail.com . Include your name,“Conference Proposal” and either “Linguistics,” “Hispanic,” or “LusoBrazilian” in the message subject line. Please attach two documents, one with your name, affiliation, e-mail address and title of presentation, and a second document with title and abstract only. |
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