Friday Panels
- Inter-American relations in the 20th Century/Relaciones Interamericanas en el Siglo XX
Salon: Veleros 3
Chair: Timothy Henderson, Auburn University at Montgomery
“Standard Oil or Monroe Doctrine, Which?”: Huey P. Long, the Chaco War, and U.S.-Latin American Relations in the 1930s
Mira Kohl, Tulane University
‘Taking Compass Points’: Situating African Diasporic Experience within Jazz, Dance and Literature in the Cold War Americas, 1950-1960
Rebecca Kennedy Lorenzini, University of Colorado, Boulder
Operation Intercept and U.S.-Mexican Relations During the 1960s
Timothy Henderson, Auburn University at Montgomery
- Pedagogy: Linguistic, Literary and Theatrical Approaches / La Pedagogía: Aproximaciones Lingüísticas, Literarias y Teatrales
Salon: Laguito
Chair: L. J. Randolph, University of North Carolina, Wilmington
La creación literaria como escenario propicio para la lectura
Carol Adriana Santana Herrera, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Literature for Transformation: Critical Cultural Competence and Social Justice through Guillén’s Motivos de son
L.J. Randolph, University of North Carolina, Wilmington
El tejido de las Oralituras
Dania Viverly Amaya Gómez, Gimnasio Moderno
- The Legacy of Transcultural Encounters in the Americas: Perspectives on Identity / El Legado de Encuentros Trans-culturales en las Americas: Perspectivas sobre Identidad
Salon: Veleros 1
Chair: Jane Rausch, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
The problem of “notability” in two sixteenth century female figures: Anacaona 1464?-1503 and Saint Rose of Lima 1586-1616
Linda Henderson, Coastal Carolina University and Jim Henderson, Coastal Carolina University
Career Pattern of the Spanish Accountant Baltasar Pérez Bernal (1551/1556? – 1632)
Maurice P. Brungardt, Loyola University of New Orleans
Comment: Jane Rausch, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
- Globalization, Multiculturalism and Higher Education / Globalización, Multi-culturalidad y Educación Superior
Salon: Lagomar 111
Chair: Alejandro Vélez, St. Mary’s University (Emeritus)
Analyzing Entrepreneurial Activity and Culture Within the Global Environment
Rolando Sánchez, University of Incarnate Word
Globalization and Internationalization in Higher Education: Perspectives of a Colombian-American Doctoral Student
Maria P. Cantú, University of Incarnate Word
Globalization of Cultures and Languages: A Review of the Literature
Alexandra Santamaria, University of Incarnate Word
5. The Influence and Legacies of the Cuban Revolution in Brazil, Colombia, and the United States / Las Influencias y Legados de la Revolución Cubana en Brazil, Colombia y los Estados Unidos
Salon: Lagomar 111
Salon: Agarena
Chair: Mary Roldan, Hunter College, City University of New York
The Gusano Counterrevolution in Cuba, 1959-1961
Jonathan C. Brown, University of Texas at Austin
Lessons From the Enemy’s House:Leonel Brizola, Brazilian Exiles in the United States, and the Military Coup
Mila Burns, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
From “Bandoleros” to “Barbudos”: Propoaganda and Counterinsurgency Mobilization in Colombia in the Wake of the Cuban Revolution
Mary Roldan, Hunter College, City University of New York
A Sierra Maestra in the Colombian Countryside: Colombia and the “Cuban question”
Susana Romero, Cornell University
6. Modes of Contact: Bodies, Intertexts and the Social Milieu / Modos de Contacto: Cuerpos,
Intertextos y el Entorno Social
Chair: Vinodh Venkatesh, Virginia Tech
Salon: Cartagena
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Between Rock and a Hard Place: Franz Galich’s Mariposas traicioneras
Vinodh Ventkatesh, Virginia Tech
Escaping the Past: Victimizing the Neoliberal Subject in Héctor Tobar’s The Tattooed Soldier
Kayla Watson, University of Maryland, College Park
Jesus in a Rented Car: Consumerism and Biblical Narrative in El leproso by Méndez Vides
Matthew Richey, University of Virginia
Sintomatología fenomenológica en la obra de Evelio Rosero
María del Carmen Caña Jiménez, Virginia Tech
Parody, Ritual and Counter Conquest in Felix Darío Mendoza’s La Hispaniola
José Manuel Batista, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
7. Space, Networks and Roadways in Colonial Guatemala / Espacio, conexiones y caminos en
Guatemala Colonial
Chair: Blake Pattridge, Babson College
Working the Roads of the Late Colonial Western Guatemalan Highlands
Alvis Dunn, University of North Carolina, Asheville
Salon: Fiesta
Fighting Napoleon in Totonicapán: A Case Study in Provincial Administration during the Imperial Crisis
Timothy Hawkins, Indiana State University
All in a Day’s Work? Mapping Native Workers’ Commutes in New Spain
Catherine Komisaruk, University of Texas at San Antonio
Mesoamerican Merchants and the Limits of Mapping
Laura Matthew, Marquette University