Open to the public.\u00a0Priority registration to join us for lunch on Friday has closed, but you can still join us for refreshments and to attend talks both days!<\/p>\n
Talks will be delivered in the language of the presentation title. We welcome both English and Spanish for the Q&A discussion.<\/p>\n
Session 1<\/strong>\u00a0(10:00-10:50AM) Session 2\u00a0<\/strong>(11:00-11:50AM) Lunch\u00a0<\/strong>(Noon-1:00PM): Open to presenters and audience. You must<\/em>\u00a0register<\/a> in order to reserve a space at lunch!<\/p>\n Session 3<\/strong>: 1:00-1:50PM Session 4 <\/strong>(10:30AM-11:20AM) Session 5<\/strong>: 11:30AM-12:20PM 12:30PM: Post-conference beer and apps at Koerner’s Pub… First round on Tamara!<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Presenters, Contributors to the Issue<\/p>\n Organizers & Chairs, Issue Editors<\/p>\n Location of Conference: All sessions will occur in 726 Buchanan Tower<\/a>, a quick walk from Gage Suites. The Conference is hosted by the Department<\/a> of French, Hispanic & Italian Studies. Presentadores, colaboradores<\/span><\/p>\n Organizadoras y moderadoras, editoras de la edici\u00f3n<\/span><\/p>\n El congreso tomar\u00e1 lugar en la sala 726 del 7o piso de Buchanan Tower<\/a>, la que queda cerca de Gage Suites. El Departmento<\/a>\u00a0de French, Hispanic & Italian Studies les da la bienvenida a Vancouver.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Listening with the Eyes Conference Open to the public.\u00a0Priority registration to join us for lunch on Friday has closed, but you can still join us for refreshments and to attend talks both days! Talks will be delivered in the language of the presentation title. We welcome both English and Spanish for the Q&A discussion. Program:\u00a0Friday, … <\/p>\n
\nAzucena Hern\u00e1ndez, Assistant Professor of Spanish, Arizona State University
\n“Las figuras del ruido en En tierra yankee (Notas a todo vapor)<\/em> (1895) de Justo Sierra”<\/p>\n
\nCarlos Abreu Mendoza, Associate Professor of Latin American Literature and Culture, Texas State University
\n“Sound, Noisy Feelings, and the Audible Sublime in Nineteenth-Century Latin America”<\/p>\n
\nJoe Wager, PhD Candidate in Iberian and Latin American Cultures, Stanford University\u00a0& Daniel Hern\u00e1ndez, Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish, Wesleyan University
\n“The Sound of Wind Farming: Rethinking Clean Energy with Wayuu Cultural Practices”<\/p>\nProgram: Saturday, October 15
\nBuchanan Tower 726<\/h2>\n
\nPamela Zamora, PhD student, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
\n“Sonoridades de posguerra centroamericana en Baile con serpientes<\/i> (1996) de Horacio Castellanos Moya”<\/p>\n
\nAnke Birkenmaier, Professor of Latin American Literature and Culture, Indiana University, Bloomington
\n“Valeria Luiselli\u2019s Lost Children Archive<\/i> and the Sonic Registers of Literary Activism<\/span>”<\/p>\n\n
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