National School of Folklore ‘José María Arguedas’ (NSFJMA) and the Metropolitan
Municipality of Lima (MML) invite you to participate in the XXIII National and
XII International Congress of Folklore, "Roel Tarazona Padilla."
Information and Registration
Information and registration: National School of Folklore José María Arguedas
Institutional Headquarters Jr. Ica 143 Lima
Phone: (+51) 713 1392 - (+51) 997 288 262
http://www.escuelafolklore.edu.pe/agenda_congresofolklore.phpJr. Ica 143 Lima.
In order to analyze the importance and role of folk practices in the development of modern society, the National School of Folklore José María Arguedas, with input from the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima, is organizing from 5 to 9 August Lima, the XXIII National Congress and XII International Congress of Folklore "Roel Tarazona Padilla", with the participation of leading researchers and artists coming from Europe and South America.
Today, culture has become one of the most important economic assets of the century, and folk practices are recreated to an important social sector having to own cultural production as a stage from which to construct their identities.
Aware of the social action of these new variables, the National School of Folklore José María Arguedas, is organizing this conference named the Roel Tarazona Padilla teacher (1956-2013), in memory of his educational work and his valuable contribution to the research culture traditional. The objectives of this meeting are: to analyze the role of folklore as an active input in various academic disciplines, redefined its theoretical and methodological foundations, its action in the educational and social systems, and current ethnographic studies.
The science topics are linked to folklore, such as education, history, culture, anthropology, education, economics; issues and cultural industries, Afro, inclusion, urban transformations, festivities and native representations, identity, patrimonial, traditional knowledge, legislation, oral, among others.
Call for Abstracts
- Identify the place of the folklore on the latest scientific
- Define the effects of migration and knowledge in the folk
- Analyze urban reworkings of old folk practices.
- Identify new folkloric expressions and their confrontation
with the market.
- Analyze the role of new aesthetic in the repositioning of
human geographies migrants in contemporary cultures.
- Define the presence of alternative cultural history,
supporting the recording and analysis of accumulated inheritance from multiple
- Analyze the educational and legislative systems in their
mechanisms of exclusion and / or inclusion of practices and folk subjects.
- Register updated perspectives on folkloric practices.
February 17, 2014
of abstracts February 27 to April 27, 2014
of suitable papers to be exhibited from April 27 to May 31, 2014
of full papers June 1 to July 11, 2014
Folklore August, 5 to 9, 2014
To be considered, speakers of the Congress should apply by sending
summaries of their presentations in no more than 250 words. Also, include the title
of the paper and not more than five keywords, according to the following
abstracts will be evaluated by an international scientific committee. They
should be sent complete no later than July 11, 2014.
Abstract: maximum 250 words
Keywords: maximum 5
Presentation: maximum 12 pages, including bibliography, appendices and notes to footer;
use Times New Roman 12; The author's name and institution to which he belongs
Headings: major headings in bold,
Abbreviations: the first time they appear should be written its full meaning, then
Long quotations (more than four lines): indented right and left unquoted and italics, in
smaller font (Times New Roman 10)
Short quotations: quotation marks only
Graphics, tables, or images: maximum 5 and a resolution
of 300 ppi (pixels per inch)
Loayza Sandoval, General Director of NSFJMA
Daniel Díaz Benavides
Sonia Bermúdez Lozano - Cell: +(511) 997 288 262
Jr. Ica 143 Lima 1
Secretary General NSFJMA
Address Research NSFJMA
+(511) 719 1731, +(511) 997 382 361