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  • II International Series on Hospitality and Migration

Further details soon.

Contact: discursosypoetica@usal.es

Organized by: Research project “Critical History of Ethnic American Literature: An Intercultural Approach VI” (Ref. PID2019-108754GB-I00 – MCIN-AEI) in collaboration with the recognized research group “Discursos y poética de la (post)modernidad” (USAL), and funded by the Faculty of Philology of the University of Salamanca..

Chair: Dr. Paula Barba Guerrero.

English Department. Universidad de Salamanca.

Organized by: Project “Trazando cuerpos” and Servicio de Asuntos Sociales de la Universidad de Salamanca.

Chair: Carla Abella Rodríguez

English Department. Universidad de Salamanca.

Organized by: Spanish Association for American Studies (SAAS), SAAS Young Scholars, Departamento de Filología Inglesa (Universidad de Salamanca), Instituto Franklin (Universidad de Alcalá de Henares).

Chair: Dr. Paula Barba Guerrero.

Acceso web: https://saasfelixmartin.usal.es/

English Department. Universidad de Salamanca.

  • I International Series on Hospitality and Migration: “HospitalityToday”

Contact: discursosypoetica@usal.es

Organized by: Research project “Critical History of Ethnic American Literature: An Intercultural Approach VI” (Ref. PID2019-108754GB-I00 – MCIN-AEI) in collaboration with the recognized research group “Discursos y poética de la (post)modernidad” (USAL), and funded by the Faculty of Philology of the University of Salamanca.

Director: Dr. Ana Mª Manzanas Calvo.

Event coordinator: Dr. Paula Barba Guerrero.

English Department. Universidad de Salamanca.

  • I Early Researchers’ Seminar for Science and Speculative Fiction: Gendered Geographies across Time

Contact: ecr.sf.seminar@gmail.com

Organized by: PhD Program in Advanced English Studies: Languages and Cultures in Contact, directed by Dr. Ana Mª Manzanas Calvo, in cooperation with the MA Program in Advanced English Studies: Languages and Cultures in Contact, directed by Dr. Viorica Patea, and the Recognized Research Group “Discursos y poética de la (post)modernidad”

Event coordinator: Dr. Paula Barba Guerrero.

English Department. Universidad de Salamanca.