“Re-orienting Assemblage Theory in Anglophone Literature and Culture”. Funded by @CienciaGob. PI: @rosarioariasUMA. [email protected]
Malaga, Spain
Joined July 2018
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📢We are thrilled to share the news of our new project, entitled “Re-orienting Assemblage Theory in Anglophone Literature and Culture”, funded by @CienciaGob, with Prof. @rosarioariasUMA as its PI. Check our new webpage for more information and updates: literaryassemblage.com/
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Last week, our PI @rosarioariasUMA and team members @_mariamgd, @ManuHueso, @maria_torresr and @lola_artachom attended the EcoStories Erasmus+ project’s final meeting at the University of Graz. Together with our Graz and Venice partners, we discussed the next steps ahead!🌱📚
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💧La literatura también nos permite explorar nuestra relación con el agua. El pasado 25 de septiembre, @rosarioariasUMA y @maria_torresr participaron en la #NIGHTSpain con la actividad "H₂O: El agua a través de las artes y las ciencias". @umadivulga @assemblagelit
El pasado viernes 25 de septiembre nuestra IP @rosarioariasUMA y @maria_torresr participaron en la #NIGHTSpain en la actividad “H₂O: El agua a través de las artes y las ciencias” analizando la novela _There are Rivers in the Sky_ de la autora Elif Shafak
💧La literatura también nos permite explorar nuestra relación con el agua. El pasado 25 de septiembre, @rosarioariasUMA y @maria_torresr participaron en la #NIGHTSpain con la actividad "H₂O: El agua a través de las artes y las ciencias". @umadivulga @assemblagelit
Nos os perdáis la participación de nuestra IP @rosarioariasUMA y @maria_torresr en la Noche Europea de los investigadores el próximo viernes. Nos hablarán sobre la representación del agua en la novela _There are Rivers in the Sky_ de Elif Shafak
Viernes 25 septiembre. 20,00
📚💧¿Y si todos fuéramos cuerpos de agua?
@RosarioariasUMA y @Maria_torresr del grupo @litcae abordarán en La Noche de los Investigadores cómo la literatura y la cultura contemporáneas anglófonas imaginan el agua
📅 25SEPT
🕗 20:00h
📍Aud. Eduardo Ocón
¡Súmate a #NIGHTSpain!
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🌊 ¡Participamos en la #NIGHTSpain!
Nuestra IP, @rosarioariasUMA, y @maria_torresr participarán en 'Hablando se entiende la ciencia': "H₂O: El agua a través de las artes y la ciencias".
25 de septiembre| Auditorio Eduardo Ocón, Málaga | 🕗 20:00 h📚 @umadivulga @assemblagelit
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Feliz de participar en #NIGHTSpain con mi querida @maria_torresr en 'Hablando se entiende la ciencia': "H₂Oen las artes y las ciencias"
🗓 Viernes, 25 de sept
20:00 h, en el Auditorio Eduardo Ocón @umadivulga
@assemblagelit
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🌊 ¡Participamos en la #NIGHTSpain!
Nuestra IP, @rosarioariasUMA, y @maria_torresr participarán en 'Hablando se entiende la ciencia': "H₂O: El agua a través de las artes y la ciencias".
25 de septiembre| Auditorio Eduardo Ocón, Málaga | 🕗 20:00 h📚 @umadivulga @assemblagelit
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Last week, members of our team participated in #ESSE2026 at @UniversidadeUSC. Our PI, @rosarioariasUMA, was the convenor of the seminar ‘Cut and Paste’: Modalities of Assemblage in Victorian and Neo-Victorian Studies, where she presented her paper on Heather Parry’s Carrion Crow.
We’re excited to announce that our Literary Assemblage project has been extended for another year and will now continue through 31 August 2027! We look forward to continuing to explore assemblage thinking.
Wishing everyone a wonderful and restorative summer!☀️
#LitAssemblage
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Last week, our PI @rosarioariasUMA participated in the IAUPE Triennial Conference Munich 2026, where she presented her paper “Vibrant Matter and Vital Agencies: The Assemblage Mode in Elizabeth Gilbert’s The Signature of All Things (2013).” @assemblagelit
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📖 New open-access publication
You can now read our PI @rosarioariasUMA's latest article, "Queer assemblages and the ecoGothic in neo-Victorian fiction," which explores the intersections of queerness, ecology, and the neo-Victorian gothic. Full article: doi.org/10.1080/23311983.202…
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📢 New paper out! I read Gary @Shteyngart’s Our Country Friends as a novel where #Chekhov and #COVID_19 intertwine in a story that reaches well beyond its pandemic moment. 📚🌎
pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php…
@assemblagelit @litcae
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Con motivo del #Bloomsday celebrado ayer en Málaga, nuestra IP @rosarioariasUMA, @ManuHueso, @maria_torresr y @lola_artachom participaron con distintas intervenciones y lecturas. ¡Fue un placer volver a formar parte de esta cita dedicada a James Joyce! 📘@assemblagelit
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If you're in Málaga tomorrow, June 25, join us at @LetrasUma for Dr. Stefania Arcara's seminar, "Virginia Woolf and Feminist Criticism"💜
In-person
Room 1, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
16.00h
@rosarioariasUMA @assemblagelit
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Last week, our team members took part in the 11th ASYRAS Conference, Sailing through Academia, contributing through talks, discussions, and other workshops throughout the event⛵️ @asyrasinfo @assemblagelit
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Over the past few days I have participated in the international conference "The Poetics and Politics of Literary Assemblages" hosted by @assemblagelit I am so happy to be part of this project and to see where new ways of reading cultural practices are taking us! #LitAssemblage
Our third plenary speaker was @XAldanaReyes , a leading scholar in Gothic and horror studies from @OfficialUoM . He delivered a fascinating talk entitled “Queer Body Horror: From the Monster-Queer to Transformative Resilience”. 🧛♂️🐺🩸
Our second plenary speaker was @Margari85207935 Prof. Margarita Estévez-Saa. She delivered a thought-provoking talk entitled "From a Critique of the Violent Anthropocene to a World of Posthuman Matter and Affects in Contemporary Irish Writing: The Case of Sara Baume”
Our first plenary speaker has been @ProfJohnMcLeod from @UniversityLeeds He delivered a wonderful talk entitled “Adoption Agentics-An Assemblage” about Critical Adoption Studies and Clare Keegan’s novella _Small Things Like These_ #LitAssemblage
Our conference “The Poetics and Politics of Literary Assemblages” is starting!! #LitAssemblage
