The Interdisciplinary Studies Institute and the Library invite to the Externadista Cinema Club’s current cycle, “Gender and places views.”
“Minimal Circus,” the title giving identity to this new cycle, is an approach to ‘minifiction,’ which differs from the conventional story not only because of its brevity but also because of its ‘fractality’ and symbolic irony.
The Finance, Government and International Relations’ School of Art, Culture, and Languages, together with the Library, invite to a new space for literary conversation in two languages (English-Spanish).
Reading is a source that provides knowledge, allows exploring other cultures, entertains, makes us laugh and cry, invites reflection, enriches vocabulary, and, over the years, can become an indispensable companion.
The Interdisciplinary Studies Institute and the Library invite to the current cycle of the Externadista Cinema Club, “Gender and places views.”
“Minimal Circus,” the title giving identity to this new cycle, is an approach to ‘minifiction,’ which differs from the conventional story not only because of its brevity but also because of its ‘fractality’ and symbolic irony.
The Interdisciplinary Studies Institute and the Library invite to the current cycle of the Externadista Cinema Club, “Gender and places views.”
Citation and referencing are two of the most relevant aspects of preparing quality academic work. Thus, the Library offers a complementary training program on this subject.
«Minimal Circus,» the title giving identity to this new cycle, is an approach to ‘minifiction,’ which differs from the conventional story not only because of its brevity but also because of its ‘fractality’ and symbolic irony.
As an unprecedented act, in an atypical and challenging year, on September 19, the Library invites to celebrate Love and Friendship Day by gifting a “Poetic Call.”