Laura Garrison: "'La Caccia' in Maraini's 'Donna in guerra': A Woman's Hunt after the Vestiges of Masculine Domination"

Zebbie Watson: "Authenticity and Spacializing Agency in 'El Milagro de Anaquillé'"

Dr. Margarita Saona

Professor of Spanish,

Head, Department of Hispanic and Italian Studies

University of Illinois at Chicago

Corazón de hojalata/Tin Heart:

Book Presentation and Bilingual  Poetry Reading

S. Satish Kumar

PhD Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature, University of Georgia

“Gendered Alterities: Locating the Post-Colonial Feminine Subject”

 

Dr. Luiz Fernando Valente

Professor of Portuguese and Brazilian Studies and Comparative Literature, Brown University

Body, Law, and Desire in Guimarães Rosa's Corpo de Baile

Dr. Ana M. Jimenez-Moreno

Mellon Fellow, University of Georgia Press

“Scholarly Editions & American and British Portraits of Post-Revolutionary Mexico”

Dr. Julián Arribas

Professor of Spanish, 

University of Alabama, Birmingham

"'Is there Love without Jealousy?' A Story of a Christian Idea in the Spanish Golden Age"

David Hair: "Third Language Acquisition (L3): A Comparison of Existing Models"

 



Shannon McDonough: "Dramatic Language and Grammatical Development: The Use of Taboo Words in Spanish"

"Recovering Collective Memory in the Brazilian Amazon: History, Fiction, and Testimony in Deborah Goldemberg’s Valentia"

Johanna Montlouis-Gabriel

“Bleu, Brown, Rouge: Re-presenting Afro-Descendant Women in France”

Iona Wynter Parks

“Marie NDiaye and Olivia Rosenthal's animal effect: Justi-Fiction exposed in Trois femmes puissantes and in Que font les rennes après Noël?”

A number of papers by students in the Departments of Romance Languages and Linguistics have been accepted for presentation at the 21st Hispanic Linguistics Symposium (HLS), which will take place on the campus of Texas Tech University October 26-28. Please join us for a special practice event in anticipation of HLS 21 on Wednesday, October 18, 2017.

5:00pm - Poster session (basement of Gilbert Hall)

6:00-7:30pm - Oral presentations (Gilbert 118)