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Premio Ramiro Lagos, 2018
Presentation
Primer Premio | 1st Prize
Segundo Premio | 2nd Prize
Premio de traducción | Translation Prize

Hilo 1
Rodrigo Fuentes, Spanish
Estrella Cibreiro and Rodrigo Fuentes, Spanish
Member of the Class of ’19
Elizabeth Hallahan
Samantha Devane
Maegan Moriarty
Ryan Snow
Matt Jambor
Ty Bramer

Hilo 2
Ana Menendez
Cristina Dressel
Kathleen McLaughlin Theresa Gervais
Nina Sparre
Anthony O’Connor
Mary Caulfield
Biorbel Castillo 

Hilo 3 
Rodrigo Hasbún
Elena Miceli
Hiram Gandía
Laura Lares
Alba Mayans

Hilo 4

Paola Cadena
Sarah Christo
Meghan Gregory
Victor Pacheco
Teresa Murphy
Hiram Gandía

Artes Visuales | Visual Arts
Jessica Lagunas 
Megan Viera 
Sarah Baker
Ciro Aprea
Victor Pacheco
Victor Pacheco
Lauren Byrne

Agradecimientos | Thanks

Equipo editorial

About us | Sobre nosotros

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Preface/Prefacio

Vignettes and Poems on Memory and Identity


During the Spring of 2018 I was lucky to teach two courses that dealt with the themes of memory and identity: Spanish 305 ( Textual Analysis) and an advanced seminar, Spanish 410 (Literature of Exile, Immigration and Ethnicity).  As a creative exercise that very much related to the class readings, students in both classes were asked to write about “an event or an experience that somehow defined them as the individuals they are today.” There were no grades assigned and no guidelines provided.  The responses were vastly different and came in as microcuentos, poems, and vignettes.

Durante el semestre de la primavera del 2018, tuve la suerte de enseñar dos cursos que tuvieron que ver con los temas de identidad y memoria. Spanish 305 (Textual Analysis) y un seminario para estudiantes avanzados  Spanish 410 ( Literature of Exile, Immigation and Ethnicity).  Como ejercicio creativo, los estudiantes tenían que “escribir sobre una experiencia o evento que de alguna manera los definiera como individuos hoy día.” No se asignó nota a la tarea y básicamente no habían reglas fijas. Las respuestas como podrán confirmar a continuación fueron muy distintasen forma y en contenido: microcuentos, poemas, y viñetas. 

                                                                                                              
Isabel Alvarez-Borland