“Baroque Art in Portugal and in India: A Comparative Approach”

The Hispanic Baroque cordially invites everyone to attend a lecture by Dr. Cristina Osswald: "Baroque Art in Portugal and in India: A Comparative Approach". The lecture will be held this March 11th at the University Collegue Rm 224A from 4:30 to 6:30pm. Free Admission
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Umberto Eco on Neobaroque and Knowledge
(Spanish Version)

The Hispanic Baroque invites everyone to read the text of the lecture "Enciclopedia Barroca" given by Umberto Eco in Seville in February, 2010.
A debate line about it has been started in Cvltvre.com
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Re-creating Renaissance
and Baroque Spectacle

The University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK) is organizing a conference this 6th and 7th of July 2010. The organisers seek contributions related to any aspect of Early Modern European festivals and are especially interested in proposals which relate to the festivals of the Hispanic Habsburg dynasty. The deadline for proposals is April 1st, 2010
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Identities on the Line:
From Today to the Baroque

The Hispanic Baroque is pleased to announce the Congress of Master and Doctoral Students, Identities on the Line: From Today to the Baroque, that will take place on April 23, 2010 a McGill University in Montreal. The deadline to submit a proposal is March 15, 2010.
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I Congreso Ibero-Asiático
de Hispanistas Siglo de Oro

The Hispanic Baroque is pleased to announce the first Ibero-Asian Congress of Hispanists Golden Age that will be taking place in Delhi, India from November 9-12, 2010. A transnational event organized by the University of Dehli, the “Siglo de Oro” research group (GRISO) of the University of Navarra, and the Castilian and Leonese Institute of Language for which the Hispanic Baroque (University of Western Ontario) among other institutions collaborates.
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The Baroque: A Lifestyle

The Faculty of Education of the University of Francisco Marroquin (UFM) in Guatemala, is organizing a course entitled, The Baroque: A Lifestyle, lectured by Salvador Aguado a distinguished linguist and a culture and academic excellence lover. From February 3rd to March 24, 2010.
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"Violence in Golden Age Theatre" Lectures
June 26th - 28th, 2008


Introduction

Martín Remón, Embassy of Spain in Canada (click here)

Plenary Speakers

Laurence Boswell, Director of Fuente Ovejuna 2008, The Stratford Festival Theatre (Part 1) (Part 2)

"Formas de la violencia en el teatro de Calderón"
Ignacio Arellano, GRISO-Universidad de Navarra (Part 1) (Part 2)

Lectures

June 26

"The Abject of His Desire: Violent Love Codes In the Upside-Down World of Fuenteovejuna."
Sanda Munjic, University of Toronto (click here)

"¿Bestias u hombres? La masculinidad en tratados moralistas del siglo XVI y la comedia."
Rachel Schmidt, University of Calgary (click here)

"Why All the Hoopla About a Hoopskirt?: Quiñones de Benavente's El guardainfante I."
Peter Thompson, Queens' University (click here)

"Sancho II y el cerco de Zamora. El rey/tirano en el Teatro del sigo de Oro."
Miriam Peña Pimentel, The University of Western Ontario (click here)

"Asomos del color en los dramas del poder injusto de Lope de Vega."
Jose I. Barrio Olano, James Madison University (click here)

""La crisis de la monarquía española ede 1669 en Fineza contra Fineza."
Cecilia Brain, The University of Western Ontario
(click here)

June 27

"La ambigüedad de Calderón ante la cuestión morisca en El Tuzaní de la Alpujarra: el etnocidio "con templanza""
Brent W. DeVos, The University of Lethbridge (click here)

"Spanish Violence in the Portuguese Theatre of Gil Vicente."
Maria Dodman, York University (click here)

"The Gift of Art and other Trojan Horses of Modernity: La aurora en Copacabana"
Brad Nelson, Concordia University (click here)

"Visual Enigmas, Catachresis, and the Poetics of Epistemic Violence in La vida es sueño."
Patricia Marshall, Worcester State College (click here)

"Profecías nefastas: los sueños del tirano"
Juan Manuel Escudero, Universidad de Navarra
(click here)

"Violencia en La aurora en Copacabana"
Fran Lopez, Duke University (click here)

"Asomos del color en los dramas del poder injusto de Lope de Vega"
Luciano García Lorenzo, CSIC (click here)

"La guerra civil y el torneo a muerte en El castillo de Lindabridis de Calderón de la Barca: adaptación y realización escénica."
Lorena Leija, Université Laval (click here)

"Rape and Reception at El Chamizal, 2008"
Ben Gunter, Florida State University (click here)

June 28

"Violence as Comedy: The Case of La monja alférez"
Erin Cowling, John Hopkins University (click here)

"Class and the Dirty Work of War in Calderón"
Margaret R. Greer, Duke University (click here)

"El reto a Zamora en las hazañas del Cid de Guillén de Castro. Duplicación y extensión de la violencia"
Carlos (Urani) Montiel, The University of Western Ontario (click here)

""¿Para qué tanta braveza?:" Violence in Golden Age Spanish Convent Theater"
Alisa J. Tigchelaar, Calvin College (click here)

"Rape, Redress, and Reintegration : Ritualized Social Drama in El mejor alcade, el rey"
Don Larson, Ohio State University (click here)

"La devoción de la cruz de Calderón: Entre la violencia humana y la clemencia divina"
Manuel Delgado, Bucknell University (click here)

"The concept of 'just war' in El príncipe constante, by Calderón de la Barca"
Robert D. Worley, Baylor University (click here)

"La Tortura en el teatro español: Un esbozo (Lope de Vega: Fuenteovejuna; Federico Urales: El castillo maldito; Sergi Belbel: La sangre)"
Victor Sevillano Canicio, University of Windsor (click here)


 

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