Proposals are welcome as they relate to concrete issues of identity and/or stereotyping within Latin American and Latinx contexts, including but not limited to notions of gender, sexuality, language, race/ethnicity, nationality, politics, immigration, and customs or traditions. Papers may focus on questions of identity and stereotyping in literary, cinematographic, theatrical, media, sociological, or other popular culture frameworks within Latin American and Latinx contexts in the U.S. or abroad. All disciplines and theoretical approaches considered. Interdisciplinary perspectives are encouraged. Papers may be presented in English or Spanish. Three- or four-person panel proposals are strongly encouraged. Each participant will have approximately 20 minutes for their presentation.
Please submit an abstract of no more than 150 words. Also include full contact details and a brief biographical note with the abstract.
For more information, contact:
Raúl Rosales Herrera, PCA Area Chair
Latin Americans & Latinos – Identity Issues & Cultural Stereotypes
Drew University