El Seminario de Estudios Medievales, Modernos y Coloniales (Semmycolon) es una iniciativa de carácter intelectual que quiere agrupar a profesores y estudiantes graduados interesados en el estudio de la cultura, la literatura, las artes, la historia, la política y la teoría relativos a los períodos de la Edad Media, Modernidad
In the last years we have been exploring the heretical thought. And we would like to stay in the margins for a while.
We would like to keep trying to understand what is the meaning of the cultural activities of those who are denied a religion, a language, a grammar,
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Principal Investigator, Jerry R. Craddock
Project Manager, Barbara De Marco
The Cíbola Project addresses two fundamental and interrelated issues that concern scholarship about the Spanish exploration and settlement of Southwest in the early colonial era (16th-17th centuries): [1] the accessibility of the documentary record that grew
This is a preview of some of the Semmycolon activities for this academic year. The list will be updated frequently:
September 22, 2006: A colloquium with Magnum Photographer Cristina García Rodero. With Stanley Brandes and Natalia Brizuela. This event is coordinated by Semmycolon, and funded by: Townsend Center for the
Semmycolon welcomes you as a member of the seminar. Becoming a member of Semmycolon is free. In exchange, your name will be added both to this list and to the mail list, so that you will be among the first to be informed about our activities, projects, conferences, etc.
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fax: 510 . 642 . 6957
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Semmycolon (Seminario de Estudios Medievales, Modernos y Coloniales) brings together a multi - disciplinary group of lecturers and graduate students to conduct research into culture, literature, arts, history, and politics from the Middle Ages to the early 18th Century in both the Western and the Colonial worlds.
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