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12

May

Communities, territories and participation, Conference, Events

Natalia Bieletto at a Canadian Conference

CMUS Research Associate Natalia Bieletto participated twice in the Uncommon Senses V Conference at Concordia University in Canada. First, she participated alongside María Consuelo Robledo in the session called ...

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09

May

Communities, territories and participation, Ethnicity, racialization and migration, Publications, Sin categorizar

Luis Achondo and Leonardo Díaz Collao published their article in the Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology.

The article by Luis Achondo and Leonardo Díaz Collao is now available in the Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology. The article, “Sound, Precarity, and Mapuche Reality in ...

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09

May

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Laura Jordán on Chilean Women in Music

On May 7, the interview with CMUS researcher Laura Jordán aired in the program “Chilean Women in Music, Sound Art, and New Technologies.” Hosted by Gerardo Marcoleta, the conversation ...

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30

Apr

Communities, territories and participation, Events, News, Publications

Natalia Bieletto Launches Her New Book at the National Sound Library (MX)

Natalia Bieletto, a research associate at CMUS, presented her book The Music of the Carpas 1890-1930: Musical Construction of Poverty in the Murray Schafer Room of the National Sound ...

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28

Apr

Economies, industries and policies of culture, Ethnicity, racialization and migration

Daniela Fugellie at New York University

The conference “Music, Migration, and the Exchange of Knowledge between Spain, North America, and Latin America” ​​was held on April 22-23 at the Graduate Center of the City University ...

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27

Apr

Communities, territories and participation, Events, News

Argentine researcher Facundo Petit gave workshops and a talk in Santiago

Between April 23 and 25, Argentine anthropologist Facundo Petit visited Chile to participate in a series of activities focused on the connection between sound, territory, and ethnographic experience. His ...

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