Coordination:
Miriam Hernández Reyna (MIAS – Tomás y Valiente Fellow / Department of Contemporary History, UAM)
Fabio Wasserman (University of Buenos Aires / CONICET)
Autonomous University of Madrid
PROGRAMME
OPENING
9:30
Miriam HERNÁNDEZ REYNA
Fabio WASSERMAN
PANEL 1
10:00–12:00
Moderator
Fabio WASSERMAN
University of Buenos Aires/CONICET
Davi PERIDES ROIZMAN
University of São Paulo
War and the Experience of Time in the Independence of Brazil (1822–1824)
Miguel HERNÁNDEZ FUENTES
University of Guanajuato
Understanding Historical Time and Concepts of Temporality among the Publicists of El Siglo XIX. Mexico, 1841–1853
Gabriel CID RODRÍGUEZ
Universidad de San Sebastián
“America Is the Future”: Continental Identity and Temporalization in Pro-American Public Opinion in the Mid-Nineteenth Century
12:00–12:15 Break
PANEL 2
12:15–14:15
Moderator
Francine IEGELSKI
Fluminense Federal University
Eduardo WRIGHT CARDOSO
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
An Eclipsed Historiographical Genre? Rivers, Colors, and Images in Nineteenth-Century Temporal Maps
Daniel MEDEL BARRAGÁN
El Colegio de México
Time Stores, Mutualism, and Debt: A Conceptual Genealogy of Institutions of Time in Latin American Socialisms, 19th Century
Héctor Alfonso MARTÍNEZ CASTILLO
Federal University of Ouro Preto
Politics of Time and Historical Experience: Regenerationist Intellectuals Confronting the Crisis of the Colombian Nation (1876–1886)
14:15–16:00 Lunch
PANEL 3
16:00–18:00
Moderator:
Miriam HERNÁNDEZ REYNA
MIAS/Department of Contemporary History, UAM
Igor LEPE
Freie Universität Berlin
Writing the Country to Come: The Correspondence between Gabriela Mistral, Pedro Aguirre Cerda, and Eduardo Frei Montalva as a Third Way in the Dispute over the Idea of the Future in Chile (1936–1957)
Francine IEGELSKI
Fluminense Federal University
Baroque Aesthetics, Metaphors, and Other Temporalities: American History, Fiction, and Essay in the Twentieth Century
Luisa RAUTER PEREIRA
Federal University of Ouro Preto
“January 8, 2023” as an Event: The Trial of the Attempted Coup in Brazil and the Disputes over Historical Time
CONCLUSIONS
18:00–18:30
Fig. Angelus Novus, 1920 – Paul Klee, image rights-free
