FICTION CINEMA IN LATIN AMERICA: GETTING REEL

This course will critically consider the construction of a new Latin American international cinema from a Cultural Studies approach, investigating how it fulfills or disrupts desires for a borderless world, how it represents local and global conflict, whether it successfully “translates” the cultural particularities of the Luso- Hispanic world, indeed of specific countries within the region, or whether it results in the erasure of difference and regional particularities in order to “sell” itself to a global audience.   SPAN 326 F – CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE AMERICAS II. ...

Alumnus Iker González-Allende awarded Leland and Dorothy Professorship at the University of Nebraska

Our alumnus Iker González-Allende has been awarded a Leland and Dorothy Olson Professorship at the University of Nebraska. The title, which he will keep for 5 years, is intended to recognize extraordinary academic profiles in different fields (Humanities and Sciences).

Alumna Pamela Cappas-Toro finalist for national Lynton Award

Alumnus Pamela Cappas-Toro has been named a finalist for the national...

Alumna Vanesa Landrus recipient of Achievement and Contribution Award

Congratulations to Dr. Vanesa Landrus for receiving an ACA (Achievement and Contribution Award) for Service! A well-deserved recognition! https://www.facebook.com/ForeignLanguagesEIU/posts/1534261256649892
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