Monday, October 20, 2014

The Flame: Flamenco. Jazz and Brazilian, Wed. October 22, 2014

Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures

presents:


The Flame: Flamenco, Jazz and Brazilian.

By Rebecca Vallejo. Cross Cultural Artist. Performance and Singer.

Wednesday, October 22.
2:25-3:40 pm
UNC Ballroom 201

Please R.S.V.P: Dr. Ana Simon Alegre, AISimon@adelphi.edu

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

The Robert G. Hartmann Scholarship for Excellence in Spanish

 
 
I just want to share with all of you the good news:  Mr. Robert Hartmann just made an additional contribution  to The Robert G. Hartmannn Scholarship for Excellence in Spanish.
The students in the Spanish program and all of us in the Department are grateful for his continuous  support to our program!



David Prottas made another contribution to the  Prottas Foreign Languages Creative Writing Award which will allow us to have the awards to over $1200 in 2014-15!

Dr. Prottas: Thanks/ Gracias/ Merci/ Obrigados/ Grazie on behalf of the languages students!!!!!

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Waht to practice your Italian? Here is the place and time to join Prof. Briziarelli


Open to everyone!
When:  Every Tuesday
From: 12:00 to 12:55
Where: Fireside Lounge
Bring your Lunch
Bring your Lunch

Sponsored by the Department of Languages Literatures and cultures.
Questions contact Susan Briziarelli at sbriziarelli@adelphi.edu
Or 516 877-4123

The Spanish Program is in with Prof. Simón-Alegre Cross Cultural Class

Adelphi University Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures. Chair: Dr. Raysa Amador Fall Semester 2014.

Prof. Dr. Ana Simón-Alegre. Spanish Cross Cultural Concepts.
Ana Simón-Alegre has organized for the Cross Cultural Class with the possibility of having the Spanish Club involved and our Spanish classes.

Saturday October 18- For details, check the entire visit description.

1. 10 am: visit to The Frick Collection to “Men in Armor: El Greco and Pulzone Face to Face,” at 10 am, 1 East 70 Street, NYC.

2. 1-2pm: Guided visit to the Hispanic Society of America, 613 West 155 Street. 3. 4-5pm: Visit to the Metropolitan.

3. 8-10 pm: Repertorio Expañol: 138 East 27th Street to see the play “El amor en tiempos de cólera.”

Wednesday, October 22, 2:25-3:40, LVH 309. For details, check the announcement.

Ms. Rebecca Vallejo, flamenco, jazz and bossa nova specialist and promoter of the festival “The Flame,” will speak about the Hispanic musical fusion in NYC.

Monday, October 27, 2:25-3:40, LVH 309. For details, check the announcement.

Presentation of the documental “Las maestras de la república” premier feature, winner of the Goya Award for best documentary, 2013. Premier in USA. After the movie exhibition Transit Producciones will donate a DVD for the Adelphi Library.

Monday, November 3, 2:25-3:40, LVH 309. For details, check the announcement.

Prof. Sandra Castro form Adelphi Sociology department will speak about immigration.

Thursday, November 6, Time and room to be announce. For details, check the announcement.

Flamenco Presentation.


Short Flamenco Dance by the international “bailadora” Auxi Fernandez (La Nacional, St. Maizi,..). Flamenco Basic Workshop with “bailadora” Auxi Fernandez.

Monday, November 24, 2:25-3:40, LVH 309. For details, check the announcement.

Dr. Lou Charnon-Deutsch will speak about the development and evolution of the visual culture and humor in the newspapers and journals in the world.

Date and time to be announce in November. For details, check the announcement. Dr. Cristina Segura form the Universidad Complutense of Madrid will speak about medieval literature written by women.


Thanks

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Our Prof. Priya Wadhera-Congratulations

1. Dr. Wadhera's  latest co-translation appears in this issue of Art in Translation:

“Dubuffet or the Reading of the World,” Translation, with Kent Minturn, of Hubert Damisch’s 1962 article Dubuffet ou la lecture du monde,” in Art in Translation, Volume 6.3, September 2014 : pp. 299-316


2.  Dr. Wadhera's paper "Food for thought:  the growing role of cuisine in literary studies"
was accepted at the 20th and 21st-century French and Francophone Studies conference, the annual gathering of scholars working in her field, to take place in the spring of 2015 at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.