Don't forget: the UoN SPLAS Postgrad Forum deadline is fast approaching. 26th March - less than 3 weeks!
Submit your abstracts for papers related to #Spanish#Portuguese or #LatinAmerican studies!
El crítico de televisión @alvarocueva habla acerca de la muerte esta semana de dos grandes actores que dejaron su huella en la pantalla chica mexicana: Rogelio Guerra y María Rubio. https://t.co/OPAX4gpQqA
The UoN @splaspgforum Call for Papers is now live!
Submissions welcome on ANY aspect of #Spanish, #Portuguese or #Latin American studies countries/languages/culture!
Submit your abstract on our Google Form https://t.co/ZLGZnf8Ftg …
Deadline 26th March! https://t.co/XsNvYHP9mE
The @splaspgforum Call for Papers is now live!
We are looking for submissions on ANY aspect of Spanish, Portuguese or Latin American studies countries/languages/culture!
Submit your abstract on our Google Form https://t.co/aLldQdi9Qv
Don't delay! Deadline 26th March!
The Modern Languages Work in Progress Seminars are back and this Friday (23 Febr 12-2pm Trent B4) it's Peter Haysom, "A 'cheap rebellion': Portuguese regional identity, between Aquilino Ribeiro's early regionalist novels and political Regionalism in Portugal's First Republic."
Tomorrow!
21 February 7:15 pm Machicado Suite - Willoughby Hall
Alternative ways to write History: the fear of the Fifth Column, Carlos Piriz, University of Salamanca
We're hosting a Study Day on childhood, organised by Prof Siân Reynolds on Weds 28th March. All welcome - registration is free (excl conf dinner). Full programme & registration here: https://t.co/MLHl7aCrZ3
Venez nombreux·ses ! #childhist#twitterstorians
The Centre for the Study of Post-Conflict Societies will be hosting the 2nd seminar in the series, on Wednesday, 21 February at 7:15 pm:
"Alternative ways to write History: the fear of the Fifth Column"
Carlos Piriz (University of Salamanca)
Machicado Suite - Willoughby Hall
A great morning at the King's Meadow Campus discussing the way the amazing archives and special collections can be used for the Liberal Arts programme #Nottingham#liberalarts
14 February, 7pm, Machicado Suite - Willoughby Hall: The Centre for the Study of Post-Conflict Societies seminar: “The Legacy of authoritarian regimes on democratic citizenship”. Anja Neundorf (University of Nottingham)
Thurs 8 February Il Lusophone World Cinema Cycle
5pm LASS A100
This year's Lusophone World Cinema Cycle series begins on Thursday! As in last year's sessions, there will always be a small introduction before each film and all of them will have English subtitles.
Monday 20th November, 5.00-6.30pm, Highfield House A01:
Encounter with Helia Correia, novelist & 2016 Camões Prize laureate, and her translator, Annie McDermott.
Sign up for the event here:
https://t.co/FtLrKktGLO