4th Biennial (des)articulaciones 2013

Ebbs, Flows and Limits: Dialogues and Cultural Production

from the Periphery

Graduate Students Symposium

Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures University of Pittsburgh

Graduate Student Symposium Committee

Agustín Abreu

Dayana Fraile

Jairo Hoyos

Juliana Enciso

Hernán Medina

Kayla Paulk

Tatiana Argüello

Executive Production

Elizabeth Conforti Lucy DiStazio Monika L. Losagio

Special Thanks to:

Aurea Sotomayor Alyssa Haber

Amanda Kennedy Christine Kush

Daniel Balderston Elizabeth Monasterios

Erika Braga

Gonzalo Lamana Jennifer Roethlein

Jerome Branche John Beverley

Juan Duchesne-Winter Patricia Beeson

Cover Design: Aaron Tarr

Layout Design: Agustín Abreu

T a b l e o f C o n t e n t

Daily Schedule of Events ...........................................5 Index of Participants ................................................ 17 Journals: Call for Papers .......................................... 25

Bolivian Studies Journal ........................................ 26

boundary 2 ............................................................. 28

Catedral Tomada .................................................... 29

Revista Iberoamericana .......................................... 30

Variaciones Borges ................................................. 31

La Mariposa Mundial ............................................ 32

Notes .......................................................................... 33 Map ............................................................................. 40

(des)articulaciones is a biennial conference organized by the Graduate Students of the Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Pittsburgh that invites students and professors across disciplines to reflect on Latin American aesthetic production from alternate points of enunciation. This event provides graduate students with a forum in which they can gain valuable experience sharing their work, receiving feedback from colleagues, and expanding their research.

With an interdisciplinary approach, (des)articulaciones 2013 “Ebbs, Flows and Limits: Dialogues and Cultural Productions from the Periphery” invites creative reflections on the possibility of many Others (and various Selves), and the examination of continuous cultural flows from and between so-called peripheries. Our purpose is to continue a reflection of Latin America vis-à-vis various contacts with peripheral Others and their epistemological relationship to the West, in acknowledgement of a radical heterogeneity.

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D a i l y S c h e d u l e o f E v e n t s

FRIDAY , 25 October 2013 Mellon Financial Corporation Hall

Alumni Hall—the Fifth Floor

Registration and Breakfast

8.00 a.m. — 8.45 a.m.

Introduction - Opening Remarks 8.45 am — 9.15 a.m. (Room 532)

Kathleen Musante Director—Center for Latin America Studies

Jerome Branche Director of Graduate Studies Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures

Hernán Medina

4th Biennial (des)articulaciones Graduate Student Symposium Committee

Session 1 Production Culture: Interregional,

Trans-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic Dialogues 9.15 a.m. – 11.00 a.m. (Room 532)

Moderator: Fernando Iturralde—University of Pittsburgh

Devorando la edición, o el montaje como monstruosidad en la teoría cinematográfica de José Revueltas Felipe Pruneda Sentíes—University of Pittsburgh

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Ruina, escritura y memoria en La Fiesta Vigilada de Antonio José Ponte: o qué se siente ser el último habitante de una Habana abandonada Gustavo Quintero—Cornell University Cultura y subjetividad: Enrique Tábara y la mediación el informalismo catalán y el nacionalismo ecuatoriano Porter O'Neill—Georgetown University A través del estrecho: Inmigración marroquí en la narrativa española contemporánea Bronislava Greskovicova—Universidad Autónoma de Madrid—Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University Discussants: Alex Lefter—University of Pittsburgh Gerardo Muñoz—Princeton University

Morning Coffee Break

11.00 a.m. — 11.15 a.m.

Session 2 Dispersion of the Periphery:

Cultures and Literatures in Exile 11.15 a.m. – 1.00 p.m. (Room 531)

Moderator: Leonardo Solano—University of Pittsburgh

El exilio como desencuentro: como Gombrowicz y Cortázar no se conocieron Ernest Hartwell—Harvard University A Hidden Continuum: Modern and Postmodern Puerto Rican Poetics in the Work of William Carlos Williams and Manuel Abreu Adorno Iván Pérez—Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras

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Mito y memoria en Nuestra señora de las nubes, obra de teatro de Arístides Vargas Agustín Abreu Cornelio—University of Pittsburgh

Comments: Juan Duchesne-Winter Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures University of Pittsburgh

Session 3 Other Epistemologies: Local/Localized

Knowledge in the Face of “Universal” Knowledge 11.15 a.m. – 1.00 p.m. (Room 532)

Moderator: Gustavo Quintero—University of Pittsburgh

We Do Not See What They See: Spanish Imperial Discourse and Entheogens in the Americas Melissa Frost—University of Virginia Re-writing the Ocean Blue: Expressions of Knowledge and Power in the Works of Jose Joaquin Palma and Isabelo de los Reyes Kristina Escondo—The Ohio State University Permanencia del llanto (1965): Jacques Viau Renaud y el pensamiento fronterizo Rubén González Jiménez—State University of New York at Stony Brook La identidad nominal e histórica del indio en Fausto Reinaga Alberto D. Rivera Vaca—University of Tennessee, Knoxville Comments: Gonzalo Lamana Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures University of Pittsburgh

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Lunch Break (Provided) 1.00 p.m. — 2.15 p.m.

Session 4 Symbolic Representations from the Margin:

Aesthetics and Discourses from or beyond Latin American Geopolitical Limits 2.15 p.m. – 4.00 p.m. (Room 532)

Moderator: Emma Freeman—University of Pittsburgh El Nomos del norte: la crítica como desarticulación de la narcoliteratura mexicana Heriberto M. Yépez—University of California, Berkeley Negotiation of State Power in Daniel Munoz’s El Pantera: Noir Aesthetics and Mexican Bandit/ Hero Sam Cannon—The University of Texas at Austin Teresa Margolles and El Pozolero del Teo’s Narco-Necro Aesthetic Practice Jonathan Gomez—New York University De la ciudad moderna a la ciudad global del narcotráfico en Hotel DF de Guillermo Fadanelli Thelma Jiménez-Anglada—The University of Chicago Discussants: Enrique Chacón—Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of Pittsburgh

Felipe Pruneda Sentíes—Film Studies, University of Pittsburgh

Afternoon Coffee Break 4.00 p.m. — 4.15 p.m.

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Session 5

Art, Cultural Production and Discourses via Peripheral Images

4.15 p.m. — 6.00 p.m. (Room 532) Moderator: Pedro Salas—University of Pittsburgh El tropo del bandido en la película de Luis Estrada, El infierno. La figura del bandido en la producción cultural mexicana contemporánea Derek Beaudry—University of Pennsylvania La fiesta del nuevo monstruo: Literatura y juventud en Héctor Libertella Patricio Orellana—New York University An Unrepentant Reminder: Roberto Bolaño as a Phantasmagoric Chilean Subject Ruth Rubio Rodriguez —The University of Texas at Austin La estética y el ideario punk en Rodrigo D. No futuro Dayana Fraile—University of Pittsburgh Discussant: Sam Cannon—The University of Texas at Austin Thelma Jiménez-Anglada—The University of Chicago

Session 6 New Negotiations of the Other:

Genders and Sexualities 4.15 p.m. – 6.00 p.m. (Room 531)

Moderator: Mauricio Pulecio—University of Pittsburgh Ritual sacrificial en Fe en disfraz de Mayra Santos-Febres Verónica Dávila Ellis—University of Florida

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Embodied Knowledge, Empowered Knowledge: Conceição Evaristo’s Corporeal Epistemology Anne Guarnera—University of Virginia ‘Os centros só me interesan nas lavadoras’: Ex-centrics in En vías de extinción by María Reimóndez and A intervención by Teresa Moure Neil Anderson—The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Discussant: Bronislava Greskovicova—Universidad Autónoma de Madrid—Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University

Break 6.00 p.m. — 6.15 p.m.

Special Session 7

Round Table Conversation: Critical Journals: Outside the Teaching Machine

6.15 p.m. – 7.45 p.m. (Room 532)

Moderator: Leopoldo Tablante—Loyola University, New Orleans

Bolivian Studies Journal—Revista de Estudios Bolivianos

Elizabeth Monasterios and Martha Mantilla—Co-Editors boundary 2: an international journal of literature and culture

John Beverley—Editorial Board Catedral Tomada César Zamorano—Editor in Chief Hotel Abismo—Puerto Rico Crítica Escrituras

Aurea Sotomayor—Editor La Mariposa Mundial. Revista de Literatura Rodolfo Ortiz—Director

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Revista Iberoamericana—Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana Juan Duchesne Winter—Director de Publicaciones Variaciones Borges Sebastian Urli—Editorial Assistant María Julia Rossi—Editorial Assistant

Reception 7.45 p.m. – 9.00 p.m.

Bridges Lounge Wyhdham Pittsburgh University Center Hotel

SATURDAY, 26 October 2013 Mellon Financial Corporation Hall

Alumni Hall—the Fifth Floor

Registration and Breakfast 8.15 a.m. — 9.00 a.m.

Session 8 Latin-American Infrapolitics:

Subjects, Hegemony and Culture from Below 9.00 a.m.—10.45 a.m. (Room 531)

Moderator: Jairo Hoyos—University of Pittsburgh (Ex)comunión letrada: escrituras ilegibles en el siglo XIX latinoamericano Emmanuel Velayos—New York University

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Beyond Testimonio: an Infrapolitical Reading of Manuela la Mexicana (1968) Gerardo Muñoz—Princeton University Infrapolitics and Migration: at the Borders of Mexico Pablo Dominguez Galbraith—Princeton University Discussants: Juliana Enciso—University of Pittsburgh Gustavo Quintero—Cornell University

Morning Coffee Break

10.45 a.m. — 11.00 a.m.

Session 9 Machines, War Devices, Violence

and Political Conflicts 11.00 a.m.—12.45 p.m. (Room 531)

Moderator: Arne Romanowski—University of Pittsburgh Adiós Ayacucho: hacia una memoria desmarginalizadora de la guerra interna en el Perú Giosué Alagna—University of Wisconsin, Madison Honduras: a System of Hegemonic Powers and Underlying Social Resistance Yaser Robles—State University of New York, College at Oneonta El soldado desconocido de Salomón de la Selva: Escritura de dolor y salvación ante los efectos nocivos de una modernidad bélica Tatiana Argüello Vargas—University of Pittsburgh Discussant: Rubén González Jiménez—State University of New York at Stony Brook

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Session 10 In Between Space, Nation

and Other Imagined Geographies 11.00 a.m.—12.45 p.m. (Room 532)

Moderator: Daniel Giraldo—University of Pittsburgh

El Caribe y la América Latina de Alexis de Tocqueville Leopoldo Tablante—Loyola University, New Orleans

La república decretada: estado de excepción en Simón Bolívar Dafne Duchesne Sotomayor—New York University Modernidad y subjetividad en el espacio público y privado en la crónica El Joven de Salvador Novo y Os amantes de Rubem Braga Veronica Torres—Ohio State University Las imágenes de la comida mexicana en el discurso de la cultura nacional Mónica Vallin—Georgetown University Discussant: Emmanuel Velayos—New York University

Session 11 Amerindian Studies in Dialogue:

Narratives between Tradition and Contemporaneity 11.00 a.m.—12.45 p.m. (Room 528)

Moderator: Jorge Tapia—University of Pittsburgh Una lectura anárquico-capitalista de Juan Pérez Jolote, biografía de un Tzotzil: construyendo un espacio contemporáneo dentro de una estructura social tradicional Marisol Soto Rodriguez— University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

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Almha La Vengadora: protagonista de la Neo-vanguardia alteña Irina Soto-Mejia—Ohio State University También la lluvia (2010): Divulgando el debate de la Modernidad en América Latina

Jorge Mancillas—Arizona State University Comments: Elizabeth Monasterios Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures University of Pittsburgh

Lunch Break (on your own) 1.00 p.m. — 2.45 p.m.

Session 12 New Paradigms: Literature and Literary Theory

2.45 p.m. – 4.30 p.m. (Room 532)

Moderator: Agustin Abreu Cornelio—University of Pittsburgh Towards a Theory of the Latin American Short Story Tavid Mulder—Brown University Presencia de narrativas anti-miméticas en el cuento hispanoamericano contemporáneo. Dos casos: “El Rayo Macoy” de Rafael Ramírez Heredia, y “El paseo internacional del perverso” de Héctor Libertella Arturo Jiménez—Arizona State University Dos cronistas latinoamericanos en países periféricos del Sur Global: Martín Caparrós y Natalia Aguirre Zimerman Maria Rocío Pichon Rivière—New York Univeristy Discussant: Ernest Hartwell—Harvard University

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Afternoon Coffee Break 4.30 p.m. — 5.00 p.m.

Session 13

Poetics and Practices within the Production of Literature 5.00 p.m. — 6.45 p.m. (Room 528)

Moderator: Miriam Baechle—University of Pittsburgh El huso en el centro del universo: el entrelazamiento cuántico en la poesía visual de Cecilia Vicuña Vera Jones Coleman—Arizona State University De los neologismos en torno a Saúl Yurkievich: la escritura «urobórica» Sergio Diaz-Luna—University of California, Davis Estercilia Simanca Pushaina: tejer una escritura del objeto Jairo Hoyos—University of Pittsburgh Discussant: Arturo Jiménez—Arizona State University

Session 14 Fiction & Non-Fiction:

“Epilogue for the New Monsters”? 5.00 p.m. — 6.45 p.m. (Room 531)

Moderator: Alex Lefter—University of Pittsburgh En los márgenes: formas de cuestionar lo normal en Flores, de Mario Bellatin Liliana Colanzi—Cornell University La cartografía invisible de Cómo viajar sin ver de Andrés Neuman Denise Kripper—Georgetown University

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Los Otros en las novelas de Juan Filloy de la década de 1930 Sonia Tejada—The City University of New York Abrir la ventana para que entre el desierto: hospitalidad y comunidades vulnerables en Los Detectives Salvajes de Roberto Bolaño María José Navia—Georgetown University Discussant Hernan Medina—University of Pittsburgh

Break 6.45 p.m. — 7.00 p.m.

Keynote Address Alumni Hall—Room 532

7.00 p.m. — 8.15 p.m.

Introduction by: Juan Duchesne-Winter Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures University of Pittsburgh

Caribe underground: cine y poesía de Guillén Landrián

Julio Ramos

Professor Emeritus University of California, Berkeley

Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar

DINNER Lower Lounge, WILLIAM PITT UNION

University of Pittsburgh

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I n d e x o f P a r t i c i p a n t s

Agustín Abreu Cornelio aga8@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Alberto D. Rivera Vaca ariverav@utk.edu University of Tenessee, Knoxville Alex Lefter avl9@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Anne Guarnera amg8pe@virginia.edu University of Virginia Arne Romanowski arr64@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Arturo Jiménez ajimen16@asu.edu Arizona State University Aurea Sotomayor aureamariasotomayor@gmail.com University of Pittsburgh Bronislava Greskovicova bronia.greskovicova@gmail.com Universidad Autónoma de Madrid— Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University

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Cesar Zamorano caz11@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Dafne Duchesne Sotomayor dafne.duchesne@gmail.com New York University Daniel Giraldo dag104@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Dayana Fraile mdf30@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Denise Kripper dk425@georgetown.edu Georgetown University Derek Beaudry beaudryd@sas.upenn.edu University of Pennsylvania Elizabeth Monasterios elm15@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Emma Freeman ecf22@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Emmanuel Velayos Eav253@nyu.edu New York University Enrique Chacón luc10@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh

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Ernest Hartwell hartwell@fas.harvard.edu Harvard University Felipe Pruneda Sentíes fep3@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Fernando Iturralde fai10@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Gerardo Muñoz gmunoz@princeton.edu Princeton University Giosué Alagna alagna@wisc.edu University of Wisconsin, Madison Gustavo Quintero gaq5@cornell.edu Cornell University Gustavo Quintero GEQ2@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Gonzalo Lamana lamana@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Heriberto M. Yépez heribertoyepez@berkeley.edu University of California, Berkeley Hernán Medina hem30@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh

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Irina Soto-Mejia sotomejia.1@buckeyemail.osu.edu Ohio State University Iván Pérez deuxdos@gmail.com Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras John Beverley brq@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Jairo Hoyos Jah194@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Jerome Branche branche@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Jonathan Gómez jg3029@nyu.edu New York University Jorge Mancillas jmancill@asu.edu Arizona State University Jorge Tapia jat114@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Juan Duchesne-Winter duchesne@pitt.edu University of Pittburgh Juliana Enciso Aje22@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh

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Julio Ramos ramosj@socrates.berkeley.edu University of California, Berkeley Kayla Paulk klp68@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Kathleen Musante kmdewalt@pitt.edu Center for Latin America Studies – University of Pittsburgh Kristina Escondo escondo.1@osu.edu; escondo.1@buckeyemail.osu.edu Ohio State University Leonardo Solano sinmanos13@gmail.com University of Pittsburgh Leopoldo Tablante tablante@loyno.edu Loyola University, New Orleans Liliana Colanzi lc566@cornell.edu Cornell University Mauricio Pulecio jmp179@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh María Julia Rossi mjr81@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh María José Navia mn296@georgetown.edu Georgetown University

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Maria Rocío Pichon Rivière rociopr@gmail.com New York University Marisol Soto Rodriguez sotor019@umn.edu University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Martha Mantilla martham@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Melissa Frost mjf4xk@virginia.edu University of Virginia Miriam Baechle mcb87@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Mónica Vallin mmv33@hoyamail.georgetown.edu Georgetown University Neil Anderson aneil@email.unc.edu The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Pablo Dominguez Galbraith pablod@princeton.edu Princeton University Patricio Orellana po365@nyu.edu New York University Pedro Salas pps7@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh

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Porter O'Neill epo4@georgetown.edu Georgetown University Rodolfo Ortiz rco5@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Rubén González Jiménez ruben.gonzalez-jimenez@stonybrook.edu State University of New York at Stony Brook Ruth Rubio Rodriguez ruthrubiorod@utexas.edu The University of Texas at Austin Sam Cannon samscannon@gmail.com The University of Texas at Austin Sebastian Urli sdu3@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Sergio Diaz-Luna sdiazluna@ucdavis.edu University of California, Davis Sonia Tejada tejada.sonia@gmail.com City University of New York Tatiana Argüello Vargas taa45@pitt.edu University of Pittsburgh Tavid Mulder tavidmul@gmail.com Brown University

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Thelma Jiménez-Anglada tjimenez@uchicago.edu The University of Chicago Vera Jones Coleman vrjones2@asu.edu Arizona State University Verónica Dávila Ellis v.davila@ufl.edu University of Florida Veronica Torres torres.143@buckeyemail.osu.edu Ohio State University Yaser Robles yrobles@albany.edu State University of New York, College at Oneonta

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J o u r n a l s : C a l l f o r P a p e r s

Bolivian Studies Journal boundary 2 Catedral Tomada Revista Iberoamericana Variaciones Borges La Mariposa Mundial

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http://bsj.pitt.edu

The Bolivian Studies Journal is a peer-reviewed publication that responds to the growing interest in understanding the past and present of historical and cultural processes in Bolivia. Toward this end, it promotes research that is innovative, interdisciplinary, and interested in critically discussing the challenges that Bolivia is making in the new millennium. The journal also supports existing international networks of Bolivianists and welcomes initiatives that re-conceptualize the theoretical and epistemological frameworks that have traditionally oriented the understanding of Bolivian history and culture. We publish once a year and accept research papers, articles, documents, reviews, interviews, and discussion materials written in Spanish, English, or indigenous languages.

CALL FOR PAPERS

The editors of the Bolivian Studies Journal invite the academic community to submit original research papers for volume 20, 2013-2014. The journal welcomes original manuscripts that have not been submitted simultaneously to other publications, whether print or electronic.

Deadline for submissions: November 15, 2013 Manuscripts should be sent electronically directly to the website of the journal according to the editorial standards available at: http://bsj.pitt.edu/ojs/index.php/bsj/about/submissions#onlineSubmissions

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La Revista de Estudios Bolivianos es una publicación arbitrada que responde al creciente interés por entender el pasado y el presente de los procesos históricos y culturales bolivianos. Con este propósito, promueve investigación innovativa, interdisciplinaria e interesada en dialogar críticamente con los retos que Bolivia le está planteando al nuevo milenio (y viceversa). La Revista también propicia el mantenimiento de una red internacional de bolivianistas y acoge iniciativas orientadas a reconceptualizar los marcos teóricos y epistemológicos con los que tradicionalmente se ha conocido la historia y la cultura boliviana. Actualmente, se publica una vez al año y acepta trabajos de investigación, estudios críticos, documentos, reseñas, entrevistas y materiales de discusión redactados en español, inglés o lenguas indígenas.

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