Urgent: Dive into Argentine Culture – Literature & Cinema Course Now Accepting Registrations
Mendoza, Argentina – A captivating opportunity for film buffs and literature enthusiasts has just emerged. The Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (FFYL) at the National University of Cuyo (UNCuyo) is now accepting registrations for “Literature and Cinema V: Argentine Literature and Cinema Cycle,” a course designed to explore the dynamic relationship between the written word and the silver screen in Argentina. This is breaking news for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of Argentine artistic expression.
A Unique Exploration of Argentine Storytelling
The course, running on Saturdays from August 30th to September 27th (11:00 AM – 1:00 PM), promises a deep dive into the fascinating interplay between Argentine literature and cinema. It’s not just about adaptations; it’s about understanding how both mediums reflect and shape Argentine culture, politics, and thought. The course will be held face-to-face at the Julio Le Parc Cultural Space, fostering a vibrant learning environment.
Expert Instruction from Leading Scholars
Participants will benefit from the expertise of a stellar lineup of instructors, including Antonio Gómez (Tulane University), Natalia D’Alessandro (Tulane University & University of San Andrés), Patricio José Pina (Regional School whose film and video), Pablo Doti (UNCuyo), and Fernando Salva (Tulane University & UNSAM). These academics bring a wealth of knowledge in Latin American Literature, Argentine Cinema, and teaching methodologies, ensuring a high-quality learning experience. Their combined institutional affiliations – spanning Tulane, UNCuyo, UNSAM, and CONICET – underscore the course’s academic rigor.
Course Details & Registration – Don’t Miss Out!
The curriculum will cover a range of compelling topics, including transdiscursivity, comparative analysis of literary works and filmographies, transmedia narratives, the roots of popular myths in cinema, and the intersection of literature, cinema, and politics. A key focus will be on understanding how literary works are transformed into cinematic experiences, and vice versa.
Certification Fees:
- Students (FFYL & Regional School of Cinema and Video): $15,050
- Teachers & FFYL Graduates: $36,550
- General Public: $43,000
Registration is now open! Secure your spot through the self-management system: https://autogestion.ffyl.uncu.edu.ar//eu. Detailed registration instructions and payment information can be found at: https://ffyl.uncuyo.edu.ar/upload/instructivo-registro-e-inscripcion4.pdf and https://ffyl.uncuyo.edu.ar/upload/instructivo-boton-de-pago1.pdf. For any questions, contact [email protected].
The Enduring Appeal of Literary Adaptation
The relationship between literature and cinema is a long and storied one. From classic novels brought to life on the big screen to original screenplays inspired by literary themes, the two art forms constantly inform and enrich each other. In Argentina, this connection is particularly strong, with filmmakers frequently drawing inspiration from the country’s rich literary tradition. Think of the influence of Jorge Luis Borges on cinematic surrealism, or Lucrecia Martel’s evocative adaptations of Argentine short stories. This course offers a unique opportunity to explore these connections and understand the cultural significance of literary adaptation.
This course isn’t just for academics; it’s for anyone with a passion for Argentine culture and a desire to explore the power of storytelling. Don’t miss this chance to delve into the heart of Argentine artistic expression and expand your understanding of these captivating mediums. For more information and to secure your place, reach out to [email protected] today.
