LLC Colonial Latin American: Calls for Papers

Enrique Dussel and the Colonial Foundation of Latin American Thought (In memoriam)
Proposals that examine the ethical, epistemological, and political thought contributions of Latin Am … See moreLuis Fernando Restrepo, University of ArkansasPosted Monday, 22 January 2024

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LLC Colonial Latin American: Calls for Papers
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Enrique Dussel and the Colonial Foundation of Latin American Thought (In memoriam)
Proposals that examine the ethical, epistemological, and political thought contributions of Latin Am … See moreLuis Fernando Restrepo, University of ArkansasPosted Monday, 22 January…[Read more]

CHEAP’ NATURE, ‘CHEAP’ LABOR, AND THE EARLY MODERN CAPITALOCENE
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Examining early modern/colonial literary, ethical, ecological reflections on the European capitalist violent expansion in search of ‘cheap’ nature and labor inaugurating the capitalocene era and emerging notions of nature and the human. One page abstracts…[Read more]

CLCS Renaissance and Early Modern invites nominations for our Executive Committee. Self-nominations welcomed and encouraged. The Executive Committee is fully committed to including and amplifying the wide range of perspectives, voices, and languages that are crucial to our field. We are also committed to representing a diverse range of…[Read more]

Greetings Members of the CLCS Renaissance and Early Modern Forum,  following the MLA review of the forum, it was recommended to consider using more the HC site for the group.    The members of the Forum’s executive committee have elaborated a short survey to get your input on what would you like to see here.  Thank you,  Luis Fernando Rest…[Read more]

The Early Modern Epic. Imperial, Providential or Otherwise?
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Imperial and Christian by design, the early modern epic nonetheless presents ambivalences, internal fissures and critical appropriations of the genre and its imperial past, allowing multiple nuanced readings. Send 1 page abstract and short bio.

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Traditionally seen as a foundational movement for free inquiry, rationality, individual freedom, and moral development originated in Europe, humanism emerged in a wider geopolitical framework including the Iberian imperial expansion in Africa, America, and Asia.  This roundtable examines the coloniality of humanist thought in its trans-Atlantic…[Read more]