Forum

'Forum' is an open space for authors and colleagues working on different projects and subjects and who ocassionally, outside their committments, include comments or articles here.

Matias Bruera - Política y barbarie - Clase pública - Facultad Libre de Rosario (2006) (1 24' 36''). La letra inesperada - Documental (2013) TV Pública - Serie de nueve programas.

Alejandro Kaufman - "Conversaciones" - Revista El rio son orillas (Julio 2007). "Todos los días no invaden marcianos" - en periódico Página 12 (13 abril 2008). Los medios de comunicación. Entrevista en Agenda Pública, número 60 (2012) (7' 46''). El periodismo y los derechos humanos - Entrevista en Vision Siete (2012) (7' 28"")

Israel San Martin - Los objetivos de la historia (2010) (7' 55'') Ponencia.

William Rowe - Poets for Pussy Riot - Public Readings (2012) (04' 04''). Jose Maria Arguedas y la modernidad andina - Conferencia en el Centro Cervantes de París (2011) (14' 06'')

Related Links

Mapping, learning

An interesting library, archive and web architecture project is carried out by some colleagues at the University of Miami. See http://balseros.miami.edu.

British Library

The BL constantly increases its services and most of them are free. It remains an excellent tool of support. See www.bl.uk

Transatlantic Project

'The Trans-Atlantic Project at Brown University is an academic initiative based at the Department of Hispanic Studies and supported by Latin American Studies that, since 1996, has been working to advance research, teaching, and conversation among Brown faculty and students on issues related to the new area of "transatlantic studies." Among these issues are the cultural history of exchange between Spain and the Americas, post-colonial representations, the role of Spanish in the U.S., the French avant-garde and its Atlantic dialogue, as well as exile and migrations. The theoretical ground of this research is based on the modern mechanisms of cultural exchange, identity formation and hybridity, geo-textualities, and communication in the new Humanities.' For more see Brown University.