Faculty and Graduate Student Seminars
The Faculty and Graduate Student Seminars of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures are an interdisciplinary, interdepartmental series seeking to provide a collegial atmosphere in which scholars can present their recent work. Focusing on, but not limited to, Romance languages and literatures, the series seeks to build bridges of communication between disciplines and departments in the MU community, as well as to provide opportunities for outside scholars to share their work with scholars at MU.
Contrapuntal Montage and Revisionist Historiography in The Sorrow and the Pity, by Dr. Brett Bowles
Friday, April 26, 2013
Contrapuntal Montage and Revisionist Historiography in Marcel Ophül's The Sorrow and the Pity, by Professor Brett Bowles
Friday, April 26th, 2013, 4:00, Arts and Science Building room 104
(flyer in pdf)
Le Multiculturalisme en France, by Dr. Nacer Khelouz
Friday, March 15, 2013, 4:00, 113 Arts and Science Building
(flyer in pdf)
Romancing the Novel: The Fourfold Genre of Don Quixote, by Charles Presberg
Friday, April 13, 2012, 4:00 P.M, 113 Arts and Science Building
(flyer in pdf)
Non Profits in the Favela: Rio’s NGOs in Contemporary Brazilian Film: Professor Paul Sneed
Wednesday, March 14, 2012, at 3:30 in Memorial Union S207
(flyer in pdf)
How To Do Things in the Medieval Mediterranean: Professor Sharon Kinoshita
Friday, March 9, 2012 at 4:00, Arts and Science 113
(flyer in pdf)
Spanish doctoral students' presentations:
Angélica Garcia-Genel, Danilo Léon, and Ana Zapata-Calle
Friday, March 2nd, 2012, 4:00 P.M, 113 Arts and Science Building
(flyer in pdf)
The Other Wars Within the War: movie screening and conversation with Nicaraguan filmmaker, Ivan Argüello
Friday, October 14th at 3:30 p.m., 113 Arts & Science Building
(flyer in pdf)
Photo Gallery
Documenting Afro-Cuban Poet: Nancy Morejón
Friday, February 18th at 4 p.m.
(flyer in pdf)
Legalizing Identities: Jan Hoffman French
Friday, March 11th at 3:30 p.m.
(flyer in pdf)
Landscape and Spectacle: Fuenteovejuna to New York City, and Back to Granada: David Castillo
February 3, 2012 at 4:00 in Arts and Science 113
(flyer in pdf)
Photo Gallery
Poetics of Violence in the Spanish Civil War: Juan Antonio de Urda
February 8, 2012 at 4:00 in Arts and Science 113
(flyer in pdf)
Photo Gallery
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contacts
Assistant Professor of Portuguese
129 Arts & Science Bldg.
573-884-5974
draperj@missouri.edu
Assistant Professor of Spanish
131 Arts and Science
573-882-4565
reynai@missouri.edu
flyer archives
The Slave Trade
in the Southern Atlantic: Shifting Paradigms
Daniel Domingues
Italian Eyes on the Israeli-Italian Conflict: Saverio Costanzo’s Private, a Case Study of Transnational Cinema
Roberta Tabanelli
The Irony of Crime: Trivialization of Violence in Two Contemporary Mexican Films
Guadalupe Pérez-Anzaldo
Exile, Emigration and Immigration: Wandering Through the Age of Globalization
Michael Ugarte
Print, Publics, and the Universal in King Henry Christophe's Haiti
Doris Lorraine Garraway
Fashioning the Other, Fashioning the Self: The Inquisition v. Elena/o de Céspedes
Stephen Hessel
Common Political Democracy: The Marrano Register
Alberto Moreiras
Art and Value: The Circulation of the Artist in Luces de Bohemia
Carlos Barriuso
'Don Quixote' and the Insanity of Books
Charles Presberg
Utopian Displacement, Irony and the Romantic Imagination
Daniel Sipe
Translation of Spanish Literature Today
Margaret Sayers Peden
We were better against Pinochet, or nostalgia in Chilean hard-boiled detective fiction
Cristián Gómez O., University of Iowa
Geographies of Revolution in early Haitian Indigénisme
Valerie Kaussen
Post dictatorial Chilean fictions
Francisco Leal
Molti-Story Films: Cesare Zavattini and the Origins of Episode Cinema
Matthew L. Harper
The Journey of the Mystic Hero: El Cántico Espiritual de San Juan de la Cruz
Anthony F. Butler (Spanish, Doctoral Candidate)
and
The Heroic Journey in Los Poderes de la Tempestad
Chad Montuori (Spanish, Doctoral Candidate)
Afro-Cuban Religions: Syncretism or De-Africanization
Mamadou Badiane
Ciberayllu.org: Ten Years of a Latin American Humanities Webzine, Made in Columbia, MO.
Domingo Martínez Castilla, Editor of Ciberayllu
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