University of Arkansas Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies Program

University of Arkansas Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies Program We offer the MA and PhD in Comparative Literature and in Cultural Studies. For information, contact Prof. Luis Fernando Restrepo at [email protected]

The Program in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies is an interdisciplinary pro­gram, dedicated to the study of literature and culture from a global haloperspective and across languages, genres, disciplines, nations, and cultures. The program offers advanced academic training in foreign languages, literary translation, comparative literature, and cultural studies. The program is supported p

rimarily by the Departments of Communica­tion, English, and Foreign Languages. The program also has affiliated faculty members in several programs and departments across the humanities and social sciences, including Anthropology, Area Studies (European, Latin American, Middle East), Art, Classics, Drama, Gender Studies, Geography, History, Music, Philosophy, and Sociology.

https://revistas.unicartagena.edu.co/index.php/visitasalpatioNuevo número e la Revista Visitas al Patio
03/20/2024

https://revistas.unicartagena.edu.co/index.php/visitasalpatio

Nuevo número e la Revista Visitas al Patio

Visitas al Patio, es una revista científica arbitrada (modalidad doble ciego) que se publica semestralmente en el área de las Humanidades; sub-áreas de Literatura y otras Humanidades. Disciplinas: Estudios Generales del Lenguaje, Estudios Literarios, Teoría Literaria, Literatura Específica y Li...

05/16/2023

For the eighth year in a row, Fayetteville has been selected as one of U.S. News and World Report's top 10 Best Places to Live in the U.S., coming in at No. 10 in the 2023-24 rankings. Since 2016, Fayetteville has been ranked as the best place to live, work and study in the SEC. ➡️ https://bit.ly/42Dct0E

03/13/2023
Congratulations to Professor Raquel Castro Salas for the service learning awards!
03/13/2023

Congratulations to Professor Raquel Castro Salas for the service learning awards!

To conclude Latinx Heritage Month, we invited Dr. Yajaira Padilla to talk about her latest book. Dr. Padilla discusses t...
10/31/2022

To conclude Latinx Heritage Month, we invited Dr. Yajaira Padilla to talk about her latest book. Dr. Padilla discusses the representation of Central Americans in the US media and which Latinx bodies are (in)visible.

🍀Many thanks to Guillermo Pupo for your sharing!🍀

https://anchor.fm/clcs/episodes/Latinx-Heritage-Month-Invisible-bodies-e1ptara/a-a8p1a1j

https://anchor.fm/clcs/episodes/Latinx-Heritage-Month-Invisible-bodies-e1ptara/a-a8p1a1j

To conclude Latinx Heritage Month, we invited Dr. Yajaira Padilla to talk about her latest book From Threatening Guerrillas to Forever Illegals: US Central Americans and the Cultural Politics of Non-Belonging. Dr. Padilla discusses the representation of Central Americans in the US media and which La...

Please mark your calendars and save your dates for our upcoming event!
10/31/2022

Please mark your calendars and save your dates for our upcoming event!

CLCS Coffee HourOct 21, 2022Many thanks to our wonderful ambassadors Guillermo Pupo and Nour El-Nagdy for organizing thi...
10/27/2022

CLCS Coffee Hour
Oct 21, 2022

Many thanks to our wonderful ambassadors Guillermo Pupo and Nour El-Nagdy for organizing this!

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