Past Events
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"Why Early Modern Spain" Acquired Male Habits: Imbrications of Gender, Class, and Race in the Inquisition Case of Eleno de Céspedes (1587-89): Israel Burshatin (Haverford Colleage).
February 27, 2020
Van Pelt Library - 6th Floor, Kislak Center
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"Why Early Modern Spain" The Picaresque novel: Labor, Bodies, Displacement: Jorge Téllez (Penn).
February 20, 2020
Van Pelt Library - 6th Floor, Kislak Center
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"Why Early Modern Spain" The pastoral novel and the end of nature: Steve Dolph (Drexel University).
February 13, 2020
Van Pelt Library - 6th floor (Kislak Center)
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"Why Early Modern Spain " Garcilaso Through the Mirror: the Invention of Poetry in Renaissance Spain" Victor Sierra-Matute (NYU)
February 6, 2020
Van Pelt Library - 6th floor (627 Kislak)
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"Why Early Modern Spain" The Sentimental Novel: Emily Francomano (Georgetown University).
January 30, 2020
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"Why Early Modern Spain" Opening Round Table: Antonio Feros (Penn), Víctor Pueyo Zoco (Temple) - Jan. 16
January 16, 2020
Van Pelt Library - Kislak Center (6th floor)
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Marcelo d'Salete - “Narrativas negras em quadrinhos no Brasil/ Black Narratives in Brazilian Comics”
January 30, 2020
Cherpack Seminar Room, 543 Williams Hall
Marcelo D’Salete will speak about his acclaimed graphic novels, Cumbe (Run For It
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Fernanda Melchor and Sophie Hughes
April 17, 2020
TBD
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Escritores por la Paz, World Poetry Movement, Philadelphia
December 5, 2019
Cherpack Seminar Room - 543 Williams Hall
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Millicent Marcus (Yale University) "What Lies Hidden Beneath the 'Blah Blah Blah': Paolo Sorrentino's La grande bellezza." A talk in honor of Robert Cargni
December 3, 2019
Fisher Bennett 401
A talk in honor of Robert Cargni, Programmer, Film @ International House Millic