Mextasy: Mextasy! At the University of Michigan! The Second Week of March! Details to Follow...

Mextasy: Mextasy! At the University of Michigan!

William A. Nericcio (yours truly!) reading from
sections of the forthcoming book Eyegiene...

¡Reproducing Comparision Via Mextasy!
Scoptophilic Meditations on the 
Naked Eye, Sabotage, and Televisual Subjectivities, Circa 2011 


@ the University of Michigan
... coming in March


an updated flyer appears here...

I want to take the time here to thank all of the groups, departments, centers, etc that are responsible for my three day residency in the land of the Wolverines!  These include:

Click the images for links to these rad, cool cohorts...

Latina/o Studies at the University of Michigan

Comparative Literature at the University of Michigan

Screen Arts and Cultures at the University of Michigan

The Department of English Language and Literature @ the University of Michigan

Latin American and Caribbean Studies @ the University of Michigan

The Program in American Culture @ the University of Michigan

Eyegiene: The Televisual Age of Sex and Race: What Are You Up To on November 19, 2010 at 10am!? ...

Eyegiene: The Televisual Age of Sex and Race: What Are You Up To on November 19, 2010 at 10am!

more info, from SDMA

What Are You Up To on November 19, 2010 at 10am!? Come to the San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park

You can see the details on the lecture by hitting the image above--the full lecture schedule for 2010-11 appears here to your right. More info should be available here shortly.

TONIGHT! TUESDAY --> Pam Fox-Kuhlken and Bill Nericcio on Jacques Derrida and Interdisciplinary Studies @ SDSU! A MALAS Lecture, November 3, 2009

more info!

Come Out to Tijuana and Indulge in the Magificent Art of Rosario Castellanos, THURSDAY, August 27, 2009 @ 6:30pm

more info, en español, here! Mangled translation via Google's inept robots.

EYEGIENE Lecture for SDSU Spanish Tomorrow @ 1pm in Arts and Letters 132

This was posted yesterday on our Lit Department blog:

English and Comparative Literature Chair Invades the SDSU Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Wednesday, April 29, 2009

When not alligator-wrestling colleagues over departmental politics, Bill Nericcio tries to keep himself busy being a scholar and cultural studies writer. He's been invited by the generous graduate students in Spanish and Portuguese at SDSU to share his latest findings filed under the salacious working working title Eyegiene: Permutations of Subjectivity in the Televisual Age of Sex and Race--his follow-up book with UT Press to Tex[t]-Mex: Seductive Hallucinations of the "Mexican" in America. Go to Professor Nericcio's blog or click the image opposite for more details.

Ohio State University, Here I Come!

Tomorrow morning I head out for the chilly wonders of Columbus, Ohio for a lecture/reading/signing with Guisela Latorre. They are calling the event, Eyes Wide Open: New Work on Latina/o Visual Culture, an homage to Stanley Kubrick nestled nicely in a catchy moniker. Click here for additional verbiage. The event at OSU is being hosted by their pretty remarkable Latina/o Studies program that includes, among its other hip, mexi-poindexters, the one and only Frederick Aldama--hit the image here to be transported to their main cybercrib.  Below the image, a scene from Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut--I trust the parties in Columbus are all like the one depicted.

London Lecture at the Freud Museum!

One of my globetrotting, incredible students from the London 2005 Summer Program for SDSU recently sent me a video of my lecture there that took place in a unique venue, the one and only Freud Museum. I share it here as it was one of the highpoints of my career--to be allowed to lecture on Freud in his study (shhhhhhhhhhhh: I even sat on the couch when the guard was not looking! órale!).