Stay tuned for updates about Trayectos, a new beginning Spanish #OER textbook by Dr. Gabriela C. Zapata & students (grad & undergrad), supported by COERLL. We are still working on it but we're sharing what we have so far. Let us know what you think!
TAMU Glasscock Working Group for Early Modern Studies and the Department of Hispanic Studies present: «Declaring Mysteries: Narration, Translation, and the Figure of the Interpreter in Don Quixote,» a lecture by Dr. Kathryn Vomero Santos @KathrynVSantos from Trinity University.
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Are you interested in #TexanMusic? Have you listened to the #TexasTornados? Read my first co-authored and fresh out of the oven publication, "#HeyBabyQuéPaso: Performing bilingual identities in Texan popular music" https://t.co/2gPwBCXhiU :)
Interested in Early Modern studies, Cervantes, and the later novel? The Department of Hispanic Studies at Texas A&M University is offering this course. TAUGHT IN ENGLISH! So everyone is welcome! :) Email Dr. Kallendorf at [email protected]
@michaelarrbaca Yes, I agree with you, Michaela!!! By digitalizing the archive, we can also embellish it, e.g., #OCR, picture-coloring, retrieval of inter-textual writing and even paintings #dh604tamu