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Raquel Castro

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Dump Philosophy: A Phenomenology of Devastation

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By Raquel Castro, Michael Marder
| gulbenkian.pt
In his new book, ‘Dump Philosophy: A Phenomenology of Devastation’, Michael Marder depicts the Anthropocene as a global rubbish dump causes damage and disease and corrupts our feelings, perceptions and thoughts, so that nuances are lost and ideas are reduced to free associations. Every day, we are confronted with the rapid deterioration of our planet: from microplastics in the water and toxins in the air to soil degradation.
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Heritage Speakers Lunch: Find Your Path in Spanish

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By Raquel Castro
| news.uark.edu
María Hernandez and Raquel Castro Event Flyer Speak Spanish at home? Join us for free lunch! Did you grow up speaking Spanish at home or have a family or cultural connection to the language? This event is for you! Join us for a special lunch for heritage speakers and learn how the Spanish program can support your academic journey. Why attend?
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Fulbright REVIEW

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By Bobbi Bins, Raquel Castro, Isabella Sotlar
| uark.edu
University of Arkansas Students Bring Bilingual STEAM to the Community by | Dec 4, 2025 | Latin American & Latino Studies, Students & Alumni, World Languages, Literatures & Cultures University of Arkansas Students Bring Bilingual STEAM to the Community Students from the University of Arkansas’s Spanish Biliteracy and Translation Service-Learning courses helped ignite bilingual learning at the recent STEAM Fest at Walker Elementary School in...
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