Creativity in Contemporary Latin-American Culture
Dr Charlotte Gleghorn (School of LLC) successfully secured funding from the Institute of Latin American Studies in London to organise a seminar series on creativity in contemporary Latin American culture.
The series will be hosted by the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow during 2014-15 and includes prominent Latin Americanist scholars based in Scotland. The event poster can be found here:
The series will consist of four half-day meetings which will take place on Friday afternoons:
Semester one
Creativity in Contemporary Latin-American Culture - Seminar oneFriday 3 October 2014, 12.30pm - 5pmSeminar Room, Institute for the Advanced Study of the Humanities, Hope Park Square, Edinburgh EH8 9NW
- Dr Soledad García Ferrari, University of Edinburgh: ‘Creativity and City-building: Innovative Approaches in Latin American Cities’
- Dr Nathaniel Gardner, University of Glasgow: ‘Creativity and Crisis in Mexico’
- Dr Charlotte Gleghorn, University of Edinburgh: ‘Intertextual Hybridity and Artistic Re-creation: Indigenous Cosmologies on Film’
Creativity in Contemporary Latin-American Culture - Seminar twoFriday 14 November 2014, 12.30pm - 5pmSeminar Room, Wolfson Medical Building, University Ave, Glasgow G12 8QQ
- Dr Tatiana Heise, University of Glasgow: ‘Creativity and Memory in Post-dictatorship Films’
- Dr Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Saenz, University of Stirling: ‘Creative Lexicography: Decolonizing Knowledge in Dictionaries for Minority Amerindian languages’
- Dr Nerea Arruti, University of Aberdeen: ‘Creativity in Crisis: Bricolage and Surface in Contrast’
Semester two
Creativity in Contemporary Latin-American Culture - Seminar threeFriday 13 February 2015, 12.30pm - 5pmSeminar Room, Wolfson Medical Building, University Ave, Glasgow G12 8QQ
- Dr Julie Cupples, University of Edinburgh (with Kevin Glynn and Dixie Lee): ‘The Negotiation of Black Identities in Convergent Media on Nicaragua's Caribbean Coast’
- Dr Eamon McCarthy, University of Glasgow: ‘Ricardo Darín: Creating the Conscience of Argentina in the 21st Century’
- Dr María Soledad Montañez, University of Stirling: ‘Crafting Gendered Visions through Film: The Case of Alicia Scherson’s Los turistas (2009)’
Creativity in Contemporary Latin-American Culture - Seminar fourFriday 27 March 2015, 12.30pm - 5pmSeminar Room, Institute for the Advanced Study of the Humanities, Hope Park Square, Edinburgh EH8 9NW
- Dennis Hanlon, University of St Andrews: ‘The Legacy of Jorge Sanjinés’ Theory and Practice of a Cinema with the People in Contemporary Bolivian Indigenous Video’
- Dr Guillermo Olivera, University of Stirling: ‘Queer Shame, Performativity and the Emergence of the New in Argentine Cinema’s Child/Youth Subjectivities’
- Dr Fiona Mackintosh, University of Edinburgh: ‘Creativity and Anxiety of Influence: Writing in the Wake of Gabo’
- Professor Patience Schell, University of Aberdeen: ‘Leisure and the Productive Life: Learning from Latin American Examples’