Bienvenidos/as, boas-vindas, and welcome back to the Heidelberg Center for Ibero-American Studies! This issue of the HCIAS Newsletter features information on new calls for applications, academic programs, events, upcoming presentations given by members of the HCIAS, new publications by HCIAS scholars, new podcast episodes and a workshop at the HCLA in Chile.
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Call for applications: Junior Professorship (W1): “Migration and the Americas” (f/m/d) - Deadline: October 3rd, 2022.
For more information click here.
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Call for applications: Studentische/Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft an der Professur " Society, Culture, and Communication in Ibero-America". Deadline: September 28th, 2022.
For more information click here.
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Application period still open for the Master's Program 'Communication and Society in Ibero-America'
Deadline for German students and international students with German qualification documents: September 30th, 2022
For more information, visit our homepage or contact us for an individual academic advisory at study@hcias.uni-heidelberg.de
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The HCIAS welcomes Professor Renata Campos Motta! Prof. Motta holds the new chair Society, Culture, and Communication in Ibero-America at the HCIAS. We are excited to start collaborating to further develop interdisciplinary Ibero-American Studies at Heidelberg!
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Latest presentations by HCIAS scholars
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Between August 10th and 11th, the workshop ‘El impacto de los medios de comunicación sociales en la comunicación política de la ciudadanía’ took place at the HCLA in Santiago de Chile, co-organized by HCIAS Junior Professor Pablo Porten-Cheé. The event aimed to discuss international perspectives on communication studies relevant to the analysis of contemporary phenomena and problems that arise with the use of social media and that affect information, interaction, and citizen participation.
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On September 31st HCIAS director Professor Francisco Moreno Fernández participated in the virtual round table '"Diálogos del Bicentenario de las Relaciones Diplomáticas México-Estados Unidos" with Professor Pedro Martín Butragueño (Colegio de México). At the event, both linguists established a new dialogue about Spanish from the perspective of academics.
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Between September 8th and 9th, members of the research group 'Discourse Particles and Cognition' are participating of the international seminar 'Cognición y construcción del discurso: referencia, inferencia y contexto' at the Heidelberg Center for Latin-America in Santiago de Chile.
More information
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New HCIAS Working Paper by Professor Francisco Moreno-Fernández and Professor Óscar Loureda. The paper presents an analysis of public speeches of different presidents in Ibero-America during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to understand how their discourses contribute to creating “social knowledge” about the health crisis.
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New post
The HCIAS Blog presents a review on the Open Lecture "The NON-Sustainability of the 17 Global Sustainability Goals: a perspective from the South” given by María Luisa Eschenhagen from the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana in Medellín, Colombia, on June 30th. This review is by HCIAS doctoral student Rafael Hernández Westpfahl and goes over the unsustainability of the Global Sustainability Goals and the perspectives from the global south.
Read it here
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Happy to announce two new episodes
In our second episode we discuss with Professor Miguel Carrera (University of Salamanca) the social, political and economic problems facing Latin America as a region and their relationship with the COVID-19 Pandemic.
In our third episode we have as our guest Professor Rudolf Von Sinner from the Pontificia Universidade Católica do Paraná (PUCPR), Brazil. The conversation focuses on the study of Public Theology and its development in Brazil as well in Latin America and Europe.
Remember to follow us on Spotify and to tune in to our biweekly episodes.
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