And Justice for All? Silenced Voices in the Luso-Hispanic World
Início: ⋅ Fim: ⋅ Data de abertura: ⋅ Data de encerramento: ⋅ Países: Estados Unidos
Chamada para painéis, Chamada para trabalhos, Cultura, Estudos Luso-Hispânicos, Literatura
O 22º Congresso anual de Estudos Hispânicos e Lusófonos acontece nos dias 29 e 30 de março na Ohio State University, EUA, subordinado ao tema: "And Justice for All? Silenced Voices in the Luso-Hispanic World". Os professores Ignacio Sánchez Prado e Leonardo Tonus são os palestrantes principais desta edição. O prazo máximo para o envio de resumos (comunicações ou painéis), em inglês, português ou espanhol; é o 15 de fevereiro de 2019.
In a time of xenophobia, hate speech, and political unrest in the United States of America, the 2019 Ohio State Annual Hispanic and Lusophone Studies Symposium questions on a global scale the “supposed” universal values that the American flag represents. Neither justice nor liberty has been given to those who challenge the premise of an indivisible nation. The reality has been notably different for minority groups including women, people of color, immigrants, and children, all of which have had their voices silenced. The name of this conference “And justice for all?...” begins with a question that invites us to find the silenced voices of today and to bring them to an academic setting, working alongside them and acting as agents of change on a global scale
Unfortunately, such occurrences in the United States are not limited to the North American country, rather are widespread across the Luso-Hispanic world. To bring awareness to such affairs, the Annual Hispanic and Lusophone Studies Symposium welcomes proposals from all fields, but gives preference to Luso-Hispanic research addressing topics such as: