Cambridge Hispanic and Lusophone Research Seminars - CHLRS

📣 Apply for a Visiting Fellowship for Scholars from the Global South⁠

⏳ Deadline 20 June 2023⁠
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A new programme of funded Visiting Fellowships for scholars from the Global South. The purpose of these Fellowships is to provide opportunities for scholars working at higher education institutions in the Global South to exchange ideas with other researchers based at CRASSH and elsewhere in the University of Cambridge and to draw benefit from access to the University’s collections and resources. It is hoped that these visits will lead on to future collaborations and exchanges.

Programa de Voluntários das Nações Unidas (UNV) - International Development Officer em Bissau Camões, Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros, Portugal. Promoção da Língua e Cultura Portuguesas.

This Wednesday: Polly Savage (SOAS) on revolutionary art in Cuba and Mozambique. All welcome!

Wonderful seminar by Dr Polly Savage (SOAS) on Cuban art and the Mozambican revolution to start the new term. All welcome!

Please see our website for a full list of seminars this academic year:

Cambridge Hispanic and Lusophone Research Seminars (CHLRS) | Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages Talk: ‘Africanish: Nation and Transnational Cultural Politics in the Iberian Atlantic World – Angola, Brazil and Cuba.’

Save the date! Professor Mary Vincent of university of Sheffield will discuss martyrdom during and after the Spanish civil war on October 10th.

Save the Date: The new seminar series kicks off on 23rd October with Professor Mary Vincent, University of Sheffield, who will discuss 'Sacrifice: Narrating Martyrdom during and after the Spanish Civil War'
5.30pm Walters Room, Selwyn College

Exciting new series for the new academic year

***TOMORROW***

The (Im)permanence of Cinema: Film Archives and Archive-Films in Mexico

5pm Wednesday 16th May - seminar on cinema with David Wood, visiting CLAS scholar and professor at the Instituto de Esteticas, UNAM. The seminar will be held in room 204, ARB and will be followed by drinks supported by MML.

The (Im)permanence of Cinema: Film Archives and Archive-Films in Mexico

5pm Wednesday 16th May - seminar on cinema with David Wood, visiting CLAS scholar and professor at the Instituto de Esteticas, UNAM. The seminar will be held in room 204, ARB and will be followed by drinks supported by MML.

After many delays due to strikes we are delighted to announce our final seminar of the series.
We will be welcoming Professor Linda Newson OBE of the School of Advanced Study to speak on

'Apothecaries and native materia medica in earlycolonial Lima, Peru.'

Please join us in Seminar room 2, Alison Richards Building, on the Sidgewick site at 5.30 on Wednesday 9th May.
Light refreshments will be available afterwards.