The organization of the IV Franco-Brazilian Colloquium Fabriquer la culture has extended the deadline for registration of works in the Coordinated Sessions of the event. Now, they can be carried out until this Thursday, the 20th.
Promoted by the anthropology department of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts at UFRN, the meeting aims to expand the anthropological dialogue between Brazil and France, bringing together French and Brazilian researchers from areas such as Sociology, History, Geography and Public Policies, interested in discussing the cultural issue from an anthropological perspective.
Those interested in participating in the program can register until Thursday, 20th, via the Integrated Academic Activities Management System (Sigaa), following the tabs Extension > View Courses or Events. Registration for work submission must be made via the email address 4francobrasileiro@gmail.com.
The colloquium takes place from the 25th to the 31st of this month, at CCHLA, and is an initiative of the Culture, Identity and Symbolic Representations (CIRS) research group at UFRN and the French Alliance of Natal and receives support from the Consulate General of France in Recife.
Other information can be obtained through the event's blog, Facebook page or by calling (84) 3342 2242.
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