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Excited to be at Cornell for the #MexicanEast symposium! Exploring the theme of “Transit” and its impact on Mexican culture, history, and identity. A big thank you to @c4noff and Debbie Castillo for organizing! mexicaneast24.wordpress.com

Day 1 #MexicanEast Romance Studies Cornell University

#MexicanEast24 + Plants and Animals in Latin American Cultures crossover! Cristina E. Pardo Porto Brian Chandler @celestevaen & Jorge Quintana Navarrete.

Tomorrow! with @celestevaen

Full room for the public talk 'Forecasting Extinction at the Guatemalan Border Forests' by Emily Celeste Vázquez Enríquez @celestevaen, recognized by Symposium with the 2023 Harold G. Jones Award! Symposium Journal

¡Un éxito!

El puertorriqueño Ángel Díaz Miranda (Ángel Díaz Miranda) habla de su libro “Escala Richter” y de los desafíos de vivir y escribir en la diáspora, en esta entrevista de Wilkins Román Samot #ÁngelDíazMiranda #AutoresDePuertoRico #Letralia409 letralia.com/entrevistas/20…

A falta de internet post huracán,..... un manuscrito final para revisar. ¡Ya casi sale! 🙂

Friends in the DMV area, mark your calendars! This Thursday, Oct. 10 at 5:30pm, Eric Calderwood will be presenting his research on al-Andalus and Palestine, which stems from his fantastic Harvard University Press book “On Earth and in Poems.” Please join us and spread the word!

Curious to hear my (relatively) new CUNY voice? I’ll be giving a talk at the Graduate Center as part of the LAILAC "New CUNY Voices Lecture Series." Hope to hear you’re coming... and to see you there!

Tomorrow!

Vital disciplinary discussions unfolding at the roundtable "A Provocation on the State of the Field: Cervantine Blackness," centered on Nicholas Jones’s new book! #SCSC2024 @Bibliophilenick Juan Manuel Ramírez Velázquez @erinkrowe @StratAnacronias Nicole von Germeten Sixteenth Century Society

"The Creation of a Sound Narrative Based on the Book 'Milagros de Nuestra Señora,' by Gonzalo de Berceo," a talk by Magda Polo Pujadas (Universitat de Barcelona) Latin American, Iberian & Latino Cultures (LAILAC)

Check out my latest article “Staging Analog Nostalgia in Nicaraguan Photography.” One of the photographs made it to the cover of the issue! Thanks to MLN 📸

Amigues de NYC, mañana en Latin American, Iberian & Latino Cultures (LAILAC)

🗣️ Happening now: Tiago da Silva Coelho's talk, "Workers of Brazilian Modernism: Research Paths in Modern Art" The Graduate Center Latin American, Iberian & Latino Cultures (LAILAC)