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Indication:<\/strong> Professor R\u00f4mulo Monte Alto – Faculty of Letters of UFMG<\/p>\n Period:<\/strong> August 03 to 30, 2015<\/p>\n Doctor Martin Lienhard. Basel (Switzerland), 1946. Literary scholar, historian, anthropologist. Professor Emeritus at the University of Zurich. He received his doctorate from the University of Geneva with a thesis on the Peruvian writer and anthropologist J. M. Arguedas (1981). Main Research Areas: History of Indigenous Resistance and Slave Rebellion in the Americas; history of the penetration of slaves by the Portuguese in central Africa. Oral history. Visual anthropology. Modern colonial and intercultural literature (Latin America, Caribbean, Africa); oral literatures; Literature in Quechua. Latin American cinema; testimonial cinema. Main books: The voice and your huella (1990\/1991\/1992\/2003\/2012), Testimonios, carta y manifiestos indigenous (1992), The sea and the bush \u2013 Stories of slavery (1998\/2001\/2005), Disidents, rebels , insurgents. Indigenous and black resistance in Latin America. Testimonial history essays (2008). Lienhard organized and edited six interdisciplinary symposiums in Monte Verit\u00e0 (Ascona, Switzerland) on the impact of modernization-globalization processes on traditional communities and other subaltern sectors in Latin America and Africa. Lienhard is the author of the documentary Todos me llaman martoma (Mexico\/Switzerland\/Portugal 2014).<\/p>\n