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International Colloquium
CES (Centre for Social Studies),
Program
Linguistics and Discourse Studies (Social linguistics)
Translation Studies
09:45 - "To Resist Language: Translation" - Isabel Pedro
10:00 - "Lingo, or the radical alterity of the poem" -
10:15 - Coffee-
Literary Studies I
10:30 - "Identity Semantics in the Migrant Word of Portuguese Emigrant Women Authors in Paris and Montreal" - Clara Moura Lourenço
10: 45 - "The (Re)Constitution of Feminine Identity in two examples - Irish and Portuguese Poets Today" –
11:00 - Debate
Literary Studies II
14h30 - "Poetry Movements and Magazines in
Network Projects
16:00 - “A guerrilla called Sibila”- Regis Bonvicino
ADVANCED COURSE IN CREATIVE WRITING
"NEW/OLD POETICS"
CES-ASSOCIATED LABORATORY
DATES
CES-COIMBRA: 13-14 MARCH
CES – LISBOA: 19-20 MARCH
DAYS 13/3 & 19/3:
9.30 – Reception
– Coffee Break
10.00 – Graça Capinha, "Catchers"
12.30 – Lunch
14.00 – Anna Reckin (United Kingdom), 'Making space, making poems'
16.30 – Coffee Break
16.45 – Manuel Portela, "Sentence"
Days 14/3 & 20/3:
- Coffee Break
10.00 – Bruno Santos, Cristina Néry, Rita Grácio, "P.o.erformance"
12.30 – Lunch
14.00 – John Mateer (Àfrica do Sul/Austrália), "To speak in memory - on the experience of language, the activity of writing and the ability to remember"
16.30 – Coffee Break
16.45 – FINAL CONFERENCE:
Maria Irene Ramalho de Sousa Santos, "Poetics of the ignorance: António Ramos Rosa, Wallace Stevens et al".
18.00 – End of works
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