Individual Conference Proposal Submission
Submit your proposal for the Call for Papers: “The Transatlantic ’27: Spain, New York, and the Americas, 1927–2027.”
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Thematic Area / Topic
• The Generation of ’27 and the United States.
• Federico García Lorca, and New York.
• Poet in New York: the city, modernity, capitalism, race, and urban experience.
• Travels and American experiences of the writers and artists of ’27.
• ’27 and Latin America.
• Spanish Republican exile in the Americas.
• U.S. universities and the reception of Spanish intellectuals.
• Pedro Salinas, Jorge Guillén, and North American academic networks.
• Luis Cernuda and his experience in the United States.
• María Zambrano, Rosa Chacel, Concha Méndez, and women associated with ’27.
• Journals, publishers, and transatlantic intellectual networks.
• Spain, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Argentina, and other American contexts.
• ’27 and European and American avant-garde movements.
• Music, painting, film, photography, and visual arts in relation to ’27.
• Salvador Dalí, Luis Buñuel, and the international dimensions of the Spanish avant-garde.
• Translation, circulation, and reception of ’27 in the United States.
• American Hispanism and the critical construction of the ’27 canon.
• Civil War, memory, displacement, and exile.
• Relationships between Spanish writers and figures such as Borges, Neruda, Huidobro, Victoria Ocampo, and other American intellectuals.
• Harlem, race, and otherness in Lorca’s New York experience.
• Urban modernity: Madrid, New York, and the major cities of the Americas.
• The legacy of ’27 in contemporary literature and culture.
• New digital, comparative, postcolonial, and transatlantic approaches to ’27.
• 1927–2027: memory, canon, and the continuing relevance of the Generation of ’27 one hundred years later.
• Other
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