The University of New Mexico
in collaboration with
the Instituto Cervantes
&
the Centro Español de Recursos

19-21 April 2006 UNM CAMPUS

Robert Duncan Reading Room 335 Ortega Hall (Spanish)
&
Third Floor Lounge Ortega (English)

A reading in Spanish and English of one "best seller" in Spain of the 16th and 17th centuries, Celestina by Fernando de Rojas.

Featuring the music of Tomas Lozano
Wednesday and Thursday
12 to 1
Friday 1 to 2
335 Ortega Hall

Followed by an afternoon Symposium featuring Professors:

Joseph Snow,
Madeline Sutherland-Meier,
Jesús Rodríguez Velasco,
& Michelle Hamilton.

“Síguese la comedia o tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea, compuesta en reprehension de los locos enamorados, que, vencidos en su desordenado apetito, a sus amigas llaman y dizen ser su Dios. Assi mesmo fecha en auiso de los engaños de las alcahuetas y malos y lisonjeros siruientes.”

“There follows now the Play [or Tragicomedy] of Calisto and Melibea, composed as a reprimand to wild lovers, who, overcome by their excessive appetite, call their ladies god. The play will also serve as a warning against the wiles of go-betweens and bad and flattering servants.” (M. Singleton)

	Events & Schedule		Department of Spanish & Portugues at UNM
	Guest Lecturers		Instituto Cervantes Albuquerque
	Why Dusty Lust ?		Centro Español de Recursos
	The dusty lusty text		University of New Mexico