UPDATE: LLC 20th- and 21st-Century Spanish and Iberian Studies Online Panels
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Due to the surge in coronavirus cases and members changing travel plans, the executive committee of the LLC 20th- and 21st-Century Spanish and Iberian Studies has moved the following panels online.
Please join us by attending the virtual panels listed below. We look forward to listening to our panelists and engaging in a lively discussion afterwards during the Q&A!
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Thursday, 6 January 2022, 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM
83V – Gender and Black Subjectivities in Spain Today
Virtual Event
Presider: Benita Sampedro (Hofstra U)
Presentations and Panelists:
“Pedagogía antirracista y antidiscriminatoria en los cursos, talleres, membresía (www.desireebela.com)” [Silvia Bermúdez, U of California, Santa Barbara]
“Unwhitening the Transition: Interracial Genealogies in Lucía Mbomío’s Las que se atrevieron” [Martin Repinecz, U of San Diego]
“Saharaui Women (Tran)Scribing the Nation: Genre and Gender in Twenty-First-Century Spanish Culture” [Debra Faszer-McMahon, Seton Hill U]
“Black Women as Sites and Sources of Resistance” [Jeffrey Coleman, Northwestern U]
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Friday, 7 January 2022, 1:45 PM – 3:00 PM
307V – Iberia at the Culture-Environment Interface
Virtual Event
Presider: Daniel Lopez (San Diego State U)
Presentations and Panelists:
“From the Sirocco to the Irifi: Wind and Solidarity in Saharawi Poetry” [Joanna Allan, Northumbria U]
“‘Asoballar, asoballaron abondo en nós’: Ecological Imagination in As Encrobas (1977)” [Xavier Dapena, Iowa State U]
“Posthuman Voices in Forestry Conflict: What Trees Tell Us in Laxe’s O que arde (2019)” [Santiago Gesteira, U of North Carolina, Chapel Hill]
“Toxic Spaces and Social Deserts: A Legacy of Progress in Spanish Ecofiction” [Sarah Sierra, Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State U]
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PLEASE note that the following panel organized by the Forum will be held in person during the Convention.
Sunday, 9 January 2022, 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM
657 – New Forms, Hybrid Genres
Location: Marriott Marquis – Union Station
Presider: Sarah Thomas (Brown U)
Presentations and Panelists:
“More Than Half-True: Biofictional Hybrids in Spain and Beyond” [Virginia Rademacher, Babson C]
“Dislocating the Body: The Hybridization of Photography and Literature” [Olga Sendra Ferrer, Wesleyan U]
“Monsters, Mutations, Hybrids: Performing the Crisis in Nonconventional Spaces” [Isaias Fanlo, U of Cambridge]
“Feminist Networks around Cantautoras: Poetry, Visual Arts, and Children’s Literature” [Elia Romera Figueroa, Duke U]
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LLC 20th- and 21st-Century Spanish and Iberian Studies Executive Committee Members
Jorge Pérez (U Texas Austin), Jan. 2022
H. Rosi Song (Durham U), Jan. 2023 (2021–Jan. 2022 Ch.)
Mónica López Lerma (Reed C), Jan. 2024 (2021–Jan. 2022 Sec.)
Sarah Thomas (Brown U), Jan. 2025
Benita Sampedro (Hofstra U), Jan. 2026