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Latin American Literature

• 2013

• 37. Circuits of Comparison

• 68. Narrative Acts of (Re)Mediation: Telling the Stories of Mexico

• 76. Twenty-First-Century Latin American Narrative and Postmodern Feminism

• 116. Art for Virtue's Sake: New World Theories on Print and the Public Good

• 151. Providence as Metanarrative: The Orders and Social Change in Colonial Spanish America

• 152. Political Trauma and Literary Alchemy: Testimonios and the Regenerative Power of Language

• 204. Theorizing Indigenous Literatures in Latin America

• 216. Rethinking Race, Class, and Nation

• 244. The Poetry of Uncertainty, the Uncertainty of Poetry

• 248. Agency, Identity, and the Petitionary Genre in Colonial Latin America

• 271. Political Play: Memory and Violence in Latin American Theater

• 331. Literary Criticism in Latin America

• 359. Thinking Literature from Latin America: The Question of the Critic

• 393. Representations of Criminality and Banditry in Mexican Literature and Culture

• 429. Juan José Saer: Memory and Experience

• 492. Global Connections and Women in the Humanities

• 507. New Archives, Renewed Access: Research Methodologies in Latin American Collections

• 568. Geographical Culture

• 604. Natural and Moral Chaos in Colonial Latin America

• 612. Poetics of Disaster: Writing the Ends of the Earth in Colonial Latin America

• 623. Gender(ed) Performativities in Latin American and Latina/o Graphic Novels

• 692. Baroque Forces

• 712. Expanding Approaches to the Critical Analysis of Afro-Latin American Literature through Film

• 758. Material Culture: Consumption and Commodities

• 771. Deterritorialization of the Borderlands: Performing Marginal Bodies in Violent Cartographies

• 2012

• 17. Fernando Vallejo's Poetics of Transgression

• 55. Reflections on Mexico

• 95. The Graphic Novel in Latin America

• 120. Writing the Cuban Nation

• 144. Society and the Sacred in Colonial Latin America

• 187. Digital Humanities and Hispanism

• 230. Between Colonial Literature and History

• 248. Rethinking Nineteenth-Century Mexico

• 286. Untold Sisters Today: New Approaches to Iberian and Latin American Women's Writing (pre-1800)

• 336. Cultural Activism and the Uses of Maya Literature

• 377. New Perspectives on Latin American Studies

• 412. Man and Animal

• 439. The Futures of Latin American Literary and Cultural Criticism

• 480. Friendships, Networks, and Tribes

• 524. Colonial Canvases: Texts and Portraits in Early Spanish America

• 549. Imaginarios puertorriqueños del fracaso

• 575. Beyond Borders: Redefining the Nation in Twenty-First-Century Travel Texts

• 657. Nature and Ecological Perspectives in Latin American Literature and Film

• 675. Ruins and Catastrophes

• 698. Latin American Poetry: New Approaches

• 749. Pushing the Boundaries of Testimonio: Theory and Practice in the Twenty-First Century

• 2011

• 24. Amerindian Faith, Visual Hybridity, and Colonial Latin American Texts

• 65. Dilemmas across the United States+Mexico Border: Citizenship, Discourse, and Representation

• 66. Imperial Tensions: Questions of Local and Universal Knowledge in Early Colonial Latin America

• 95. The Theory Essay

• 156. Colonial Masculinities / Masculinidades coloniales

• 203. (Bi)Centenarios no celebrados

• 209. Literaturas, culturas y políticas puertorriqueñas

• 259. Memorializing Cuba: Revisions of History

• 292. Central American Lives: Writings from the Diaspora

• 300. Toward the Aesthetic Reeducation of Latinamericanists

• 339. Counterculture and the Arts in Latin America during the 1960s and 1970s

• 395. Bicentennials: Rereading Independence and Revolution in the Bicentennials

• 422. Visual Textualizations: Latin American Colonial Lives

• 465. Primitivism and Modernity in Latin American Literature

• 513. Messianisms

• 574. Lyric Modernity

• 585. The Transpacific Nineteenth Century

• 592. Literatura latinoamericana del siglo XXI

• 610. Defying Artistic Boundaries: Deciphering Cuba and the Cuban Diaspora

• 629. Gender and Sexualities in Contemporary Central American Fiction

• 636. Film and Revolution in Latin America and the Caribbean

• 693. The Colombian Condition: Narratives of Violence and Human Trafficking

• 725. Life Writing in Early Modern Spanish and Colonial Literature

• 759. The Specters of Latin American Humanism

• 796. Mexico: Neoliberalism and Contemporary Cultures

• 2009

• 33. Orphanhood, Global Citizenship, and New Literary Cartographies in the Works of Roberto Bolaño

• 61. The Legacy of Teresa de la Parra

• 88. The Latin American and Iberian Essay Tradition and Its Cosmopolitan Genealogies

• 89. Latin America in Translation Today

• 105. The New Latin American Canon: The Boom Redux?

• 128. Cultural Politics and the Translation of Latin American Literature

• 171. Rhetoric of War in Nineteenth-Century Spanish America

• 172. México Canta / México Baila

• 218. Temporalities

• 255. 1989+2009: Revising Colonial Latin American Studies' "New Paradigm"

• 295. Afterlives of the Avant-Gardes

• 328. Spanish American Dirty Realism

• 386. Permutations of Cosmopolitanism: Bolaño and Others

• 405. Archives

• 433. Translation in Latin America

• 466. Found in Translation: The Many Lives of Colonial Texts

• 511. Lecturas críticas de la literatura chilena en torno al centenario (1880+1923)

• 524. Cuban Geographies

• 564. Bringing Borges into English: A Creative Conversation

• 593. Media and Cultural Identities in Mexico Post-NAFTA

• 617. Non-Mexican Mexican Narratives (and Other Neoliberal Paradoxes)

• 628. Biopolitics in Colonial Studies: The Post-Foucauldian Era

• 646. Traffic

• 660. Latin American Violence as Cultural Commodity

• 2008

• 114. Latin American Cosmopolitanisms

• 155. Royal Commentaries of the Incas: Four Hundred Years of Readings

• 187. José Lezama Lima: Encrucijadas

• 243. Poemas and Performance

• 264. Colonial Genealogies, Intertextual Resonances

• 277. Intersecting Images: Representations of Blacks and Indians in Hispanic Caribbean Literature

• 312. Reading Laclau: Theory and the Political

• 351. Flows of Desire

• 429. Literature and Populism in Latin America

• 443. What's So Funny? Humor in Cuba and the Cuban Diaspora

• 477. Exhibitionism, Spectacle, and Visual Culture

• 539. Conversations around Jewish Latin America: Literature, Theater, and Sports in Argentina

• 566. Engaging the Senses in Colonial Latin American Literature

• 622. La política de la memoria en Chile: Nicanor Parra, Diamela Eltit, and Patricio Guzmán

• 663. Del México profundo al México de afuera

• 705. The Postnational Narrative in Contemporary Latin America

• 756. Las guerras del siglo XIX

• 760. Early Modern Hemispheric Studies

• 793. Mario Vargas Llosa and Neoliberalism

• 2007

• 113. The Missing Source: Foregrounding Fragmentary Evidence in the Reinterpretation of Colonial Texts

• 149. The Future of Central America: Recentering Latin American Literature and Culture

• 188. La poesía del presente

• 293. Ethics of Representation in Colonial Latin American Studies

• 304. Desired Nations: Discourses of Emancipation in Spanish America

• 367. Collaborative Projects and Interdisciplinary Dialogues in Colonial Studies

• 420. Ventriloquism as Writing

• 497. The Future of the Boom: Forty Years after Cien años de soledad

• 531. Cuba across the Globe

• 536. Consuming Mexico

• 611. Primitivism and Cultural Production in Brazil and the Spanish Caribbean, 1915+45: A Transatlantic Approach

• 640. Interpreting Historical Turbulence: Mexican Writers on Tlatelolco, the Earthquake of '85, and the Zapatista Rebellion

• 712. Monstruario: Teratology and Culture

• 2006

• 7. What's Going On? Scholarship of the New Generation(s)

• 54. Política y ensayo en Hispanoamérica en el siglo XIX

• 84. Divergent Dictions in Cuban Culture

• 126. Poets Reading Poets

• 179. The Internal Enemy: Social Unrest and Insurrection

• 261. On the Liberation of Culture: The 1960s in Latin America

• 309. Dinner Arranged by the Division on Colonial Latin American Literatures

• 321. Fernando Vallejo and Colombia's Globalization

• 353. Demanding the Impossible: Anarchism in Hispanic Literature and Film

• 384. Mexico Matters

• 437. Interdisciplinary Dialogues and Methods in Colonial Latin American Studies

• 491. New Approaches to Nineteenth-Century Latin American Women Writers

• 509. End of the Family, End of the Nation?

• 560. Colonial Latin American Studies and the Transatlantic Turn: Challenge, Paradigm Shift, Fad?

• 582. Culture and Crisis in Cuba

• 599. Artefactos poéticos

• 630. New World Baroque and Neobaroque: Keywords in Hemispheric American Studies

• 679. Reading the Archive: The Latin American Boom Declassified

• 2005

• 34. Multilingual Aesthetics

• 38. Latin American Colonial Studies Today

• 76. Problems in the Transatlantic Enlightenment

• 96. New Approaches to Latin American Poetry

• 145. Genealogías del Indigenismo

• 179. Postplantation Society in the South, Latin America, and the Caribbean

• 245. Colonial Discourses of Race

• 292. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Colonial Latin American Literatures

• 375. Latin American Jewish Writing in the United States

• 390. Examining Heretical Thought

• 451. Teaching Bartolomé de Las Casas beyond the Brevísima relación

• 473. Textos como artefactos

• 499. Las temporalidades urbanas

• 573. Urban Sensibilities: Transformations of the City in Latin America

• 586. Marginality and Surrealism in Modern Latin American Literature

• 617. Literature, Photography, and Visual Culture in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

• 655. (Trans)National Displacements and Cartographies: The Argentine Paradigm

• 2004

• 7. Latin American Theater in a Global Context

• 34. Poet Profiling in Spain and Latin America

• 54. Coloniality and Modernity in Latin America

• 67. Representing Masculinities in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

• 124. Las fronteras del estudio mexicanista, el estudio mexicanista de la frontera

• 161. Public Spectacles and Clandestine Performances in Colonial Latin America

• 208. From Postmodernism to Globalization

• 273. Gender inside Cuba: The Fiction of Mirta Yáñez

• 290. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on Colonial Latin American Literatures

• 327. Modernismo y Ciencia

• 350. "I Have Two Countries, [Chile] and the Night": In Memory of Roberto Bolaño (1953+2003)

• 389. Utile et dulce: The Child as Reader in the Nineteenth Century

• 435. Más allá de los límites (Beyond the Boundaries/Limits): Interdisciplinary Approaches to Early Modern Spanish and Colonial Women's Writings

• 459. The Places of Latina/o Studies

• 486. Filmic Strategies in the Cuban Cinema since the 1990s

• 495. Recovering Hispanic Philadelphia

• 524. Opening the Canon in the Field of Colonial Latin American Studies

• 602. Cuba in the Postmillennial Imagination

• 627. Poéticas experimentales, poéticas experimentais: Approximations to Visual and Sound Poetry in the Spanish and Portuguese+Speaking Arena

• 646. Teaching Bartolomé de las Casas

• 665. The Andes Imagined: Beyond Historical Indigenismo

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