Buenos Aires and its literature, Iowa City, Iowa, November 3, 2004

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Title	Buenos Aires and its literature, Iowa City, Iowa, November 3, 2004
Statement of Responsibility	speaker: Victoria Caceres, Argentinian participant in the International Writing Program, Novelist and Professor; introduced by: Hugh Ferrer, Program Cordinator for the University of Iowa International Writing Program; hosted by: George Bedell, Iowa City Foreign Relations Council
Venue	Rockwood Fellowship Hall, Congregational Church, 30 North Clinton Street, Iowa City, Iowa
Publisher	Iowa City Foreign Relations Council
Broadcasting Company	Community Television Service (Iowa City, Iowa)
Date Original	2004-11-03
Description	Victoria Caceres, a novelist and professor, is a participant in the International Writing Program from Argentina. Her 1997 collection El Baño Turco ("The Turkish Bath"), like her other works, was received with a great deal of critical acclaim. She is the author of Monasterio (Monastery), another collection, and the novels El Tono de Azul Faltante (The Lacking Tone of Blue) and El Gran Vidrio (The Large Glass). She contributes to the Argentine dailies, such as "La Nación" "La Prensa" and "Clarin" and magazines like "V de Vian." She is currently an English professor at St. Paul's School of English in Buenos Aires. She participates courtesy of the Department of State. List of Argentinian authors: Jorge Luis Borges, Oliverio Girondo, Ricardo Guiraldes, Norah Lange, Leonidas Barletta, Elias Castelnuovo, Cesar Tiempo, Roberto Arlt, Silvina Ocampo, Adolfo Bioy, Leopoldo Marechal, Manuel Mujica, Cesar Fernandez Moreno, and Beatriz Sarlo
Personal Name Subject	Caceres, Victoria Ferrer, Hugh Bedell, George
Geographic Subject	Argentina -- Buenos Aires
Chronological Subject	2000-2010
Type (DCMIType)	Moving image
Type (AAT)	Speeches
Type (IMT)	x-flv
Digital Collection	Iowa City Foreign RElations Council Presentations
Contributing Institution	Iowa City Foreign Relations Council
Rights Management	Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this digital object. Commercial use or distribution of the image is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.
Contact Information	Contact the Iowa City Foreign Relations Council: http://international.uiowa.edu/outreach/community/icfrc/contact.asp
Digitization Specifications	DVD .vob format converted to Flash 7.0 video for display.
Duration	00:37:30
Date Digital	2008-03-05
File Name	20041103.flv

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