March 13, 2012
at 12pm
Kaufman Conference room, 160
Descamisados: Representations of the Body in the Evita Museum
Through an analysis of the Evita Museum in Buenos Aires, this presentation will explore the ways in which the body is represented and theorized as a site of national memory.
Dana Marterella is an associate professor of English and Humanities at Glendale College. She is a PhD student in UCLA's Department of World Arts and Cultures/ Dance, where she researches themes of nationalism in literature, visual art and iconography in Latin America.
