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DATE/TIME: Friday, December 14, 2012/ 9:00am – 7:00pm
LOCATION: Faculty House, Columbia University, Presidential Room 1 (64 Morningside Drive, New York, NY)
SPONSOR(S): The Institute of Latin American Studies and the Columbia University Seminars on Latin America
EVENT – Symposium: FRANK TANNENBAUM AND LATIN AMERICA STUDIES: A HISTORICAL SYMPOSIUM
SPEAKER(S):
Stuart Schwartz, Yale University
Maria Pallares-Burke, Cambridge University
Alejandro de la Fuente, University of Pitsburgh
Alan Knight, Oxford University
Pablo Piccato, Columbia University
Marc Hertzman, Columbia University
Chris Brown, Columbia University
Seth Fein, Columbia University
Elisa Servin, INAH- Mexico
Servando Ortoll, Universidad de Mexicali
Description:
This symposium will bring together experts from Europe, Latin America and the United States, to discuss Frank Tannenbaum’s legacy as a Latin American historian and as a key actor in the complex academic and political relations between Latin America and the United States during the twentieth century. The symposium will consider Tannenbaum's work as a scholar of Mexico and of slavery, and will discuss his work as a builder of the field of Latin American studies, both within Columbia and beyond. His intellectual legacy includes books, like Slave and Citizen and Mexico: The Struggle for Peace and Bread, which had a great impact on the development of research and debates about the past and contemporary societies of Latin America. The panels will put Tannenbaum's work in context and reflect on the transformation of the fields they contributed to open. This event is part of a series of meetings during the 2012-2013 academic year intended to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of the Institute of Latin American Studies at Columbia University.
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Program:
9am – 12 pm: Session I: Slave and Citizen
Opening Remarks: Pablo Piccato, Columbia
Chair: Chris Brown, Columbia
Panelists: Stuart Schwartz, Yale; Maria Pallares-Burke, Cambridge
Commentator: Alejandro De La Fuente, U. of Pittsburgh
Location: Faculty House, Presidential Room 1
12-pm – 2pm: Break
2pm – 5pm: Session II: Tannenbaum and Mexico
Chair: Pablo Piccato, Columbia
Panelists: Alan Knight, Oxford; Elisa Servín, INAH-Mexico; Servando Ortoll, Universidad de Mexicali
Commentator: Seth Fein, Columbia
Location: Faculty House, Presidential Room 1
5pm – 7pm: Public Reception/Exhibit
Curated by: Seth Fein and Karina Garibay
Location: Faculty House, Garden Room 2
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