A conversation for SPAN 312 about Nellie Campobello's novel of the Mexican Revolution, Cartucho. With Ryan Long and Jon Beasley-Murray.
 
For more details, see <a href="https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/">https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/</a>.
 
00:00 Introduction
01:23 Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution
06:56 Sense and Senselessness
11:36 Intimacy and Care
16:16 Preservation and Memory
21:42 Unquiet Ghosts
26:11 Credits
 
#hopscotch #latinamericanliterature #span312 #rmst372

A conversation for SPAN 312 about Nellie Campobello's novel of the Mexican Revolution, Cartucho. With Ryan Long and Jon Beasley-Murray. For more details, see https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/. 00:00 Introduction 01:23 Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution 06:56 Sense and Senselessness 11:36 Intimacy and Care 16:16 Preservation and Memory 21:42 Unquiet Ghosts 26:11 Credits #hopscotch #latinamericanliterature #span312 #rmst372

A conversation for SPAN 312 about Nellie Campobello's novel of the Mexican Revolution, Cartucho. With Ryan Long and Jon Beasley-Murray.
 
For more details, see <a href="https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://span312.arts.ubc.ca/</a>.
 
00:00 Introduction
01:23 Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution
06:56 Sense and Senselessness
11:36 Intimacy and Care
16:16 Preservation and Memory
21:42 Unquiet Ghosts
26:11 Credits
 
#hopscotch #latinamericanliterature #span312 #rmst372

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Latin American literature in translation. From the Department of French, Hispanic, and Italian Studies at the University of British Columbia.

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More info at https://span312.arts.ubc.ca

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Latin American literature in translation. From the Department of French, Hispanic, and Italian Studies at the University of British Columbia. This podcast is an Open Educational Resource produced at UBC, though it does not claim to speak for or represent the university or its Spanish program. It is inspired by UBC's strategic plan: "UBC is committed to making education more affordable and accessible, with expanded creation and dissemination of open educational resources. [. . .] We must redouble our efforts to make sustained progress." More info at https://span312.arts.ubc.ca

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