Archive: Events
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DISSERTATION DEFENSE: PEDRO CRUZ
Of Cannibals and Conquistadores: Race and Progress in the Dominican Republic Historically, Dominican scholars have defined a national identity within discourses aligned with Europeanizing aspirati
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DISSERTATION DEFENSE: DANIEL CASTELBLANCO
SIKURIANDO MELODÍAS DE TIEMPOS LEJANOS: LOS SIKURIS COSMOPOLITAS Y LA VIGENCIA DE “LO ANDINO” EN BOGOTÁ, SANTIAGO Y BUENOS AIRES This dissertation explores the ways in which the cosmopolitan playe
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DISSERTATION DEFENSE: KATHERINE VADELLA
The Morphosyntax of Gender and Word Class in Spanish (Evidence from -(c)ito/a Diminutives) Since the inception of Distributed Morphology (Halle & Marantz, 1993), there have been two notable, but
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DON MEE CHOI AND CRAIG SANTOS PEREZ
Poets Don Mee Choi and Craig Santos Perez give a reading from their works for Lannan Center Readings and Talks. This event is free and open to the public. Georgetown College, English, Lannan Cente
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BRAZILIAN LITERATURE TODAY: LANGUAGE, TERRITORIES, AND POLITICS
A conversation with Alexandre Vidal Porto, Lídia V. Santos, and José Luis Passos Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:00pm to 7:00pm Georgetown University, Mortara Center for International Studie
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DISSERTATION DEFENSE: BAHIYA MAOUELAININ
The Sacred and the Profane in Five Aljamiado Narratives This dissertation points to where the scholarship on Aljamiado-Morisco literature falls short and remedy what I believe is a problem. Viewin
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CELEBRATING CERVANTES
We invite you to join us at the event CELEBRATING CERVANTES on the occasion of the 400 anniversary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes. On the occasion of the 400 anniversary of the death of Migue
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CAN UNIVERSITIES SAVE INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES? THE CASE OF QUECHUA
About: Different initiatives are promoting Quechua Language and Andean culture within the US academic sphere. Quechua is the most widely spoken American Indigenous language (about 8-million speakers)
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EXPLORING THE ROLE OF FORM-FOCUSED INSTRUCTION: TOWARDS A MORE ROBUST RESEARCH AGENDA
The Department of Spanish and Portuguese, together with the FLL, would like to invite you to a talk titled “Exploring the role of Form-focused instruction: Towards a more robust research agenda” by P
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DISSERTATION DEFENSE: DENISE KRIPPER
LAS FICCIONES DEL TRADUCTOR: EL TRADUCTOR COMO PROTAGONISTA EN LA LITERATURA RECIENTE EN ESPAÑOL This dissertation examines the upsurge in the representation of translators and the act of translat
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