World Cultures Graduate Student Conference 2013
The First Annual Center for Research in the Humanities and Arts (CHRA) Graduate Student conference will be held at the campus of the University of California, Merced, on April 12-13, 2013. From Monadism to Nomadism: A Hybrid Approach to Cultural Productions will focus on the intersection and interplay of cultural studies, the social sciences, and the humanities and encouraging the exploration of various theoretical frameworks, case studies and fieldwork, and research. By juxtaposing issues such as intercultural negotiation, trans-(post)modern society, migratory aesthetics, diverse understandings within liquid societies, and symbolic struggle, this conference provides a venue to explore the post-(de)colonial dilemmas created by the reinvention and promotion of culture as a coherent and diverse reality.
Editors: Paola Di Giuseppantonio Di Franco & Marco Valesi
Editing and layout: Roselia Ekhause, Mabel Bowser, and Fabrizio Galeazzi
There are 9 publications in this collection, published in 2013.
Bazua Morales, Carlos Miguel: Doing ethnography in Occupy Oakland: An analysis of the use of hegemony by a “Democratic” Dictatorship, 2013
Birch-Bayley, Nicole: Becoming ‘The Gradual Instant’: The Vibrant Materiality of Diaspora in Anne Michael’s Fugitive Pieces, 2013
Ekhause, Roselia: Lamiae El Amrani: voces nómadas, 2013
Martinez Lacabe, Alvaro: Clarissa’s Passion, 2013
McElroy, Erin: A Postnational Double-Displacement: The Blurring of Anti-Roma Violence from Romania to Northern Ireland, 2013
Orjuela-Bowser, Mabel: Procesos de hibridación -o interculturalidad- en el libro Después de Tánger de Larbi El-Harti, 2013
Ramos-Jordan, Alicia: Transmigrafías: Desalojando el Lenguaje, 2013
Rubio Rodriguez, Ruth: The Importance of Poetry as a Didactic and Political Tool in Poems by Three Mapuche Poets, 2013
Sezer, Şermin: Performative Identities: First Generation Immigrants Haroon and Anwar in Hanif Kureishi’s The Buddha of Suburbia, 2013
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