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Seminar Series

The Cultural Production and Social Justice seminars will bring together colleagues and postgraduate students working on different themes, media, languages, time periods, and theoretical frameworks relating to questions of cultural production and social justice. Kindly supported by the Faculty Research Workshop scheme, the seminars aims to provide a space for intellectual exchange and for exploring potential collaborations for research, teaching, and funding applications.Ìý

Lead Convenor & Contact: Dr Melina Mandelbaum (mmm55@cam.ac.uk)Ìý

Co-convenors: Prof. Sarah Colvin, Dr Charlotte Woodford, Dr Tara Talwar Windsor, Alrik DaldrupÌý

Supported by the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and LinguisticsÌý

Easter 2024

Friday 3 May, 1-2pm, Seminar Room 336, Raised Faculty Building

Dr Anna Richards (Birkbeck):ÌýTutelary phantoms in MarieÌýEspérance von Schwartz’sÌýGemma, oder Tugend und LasterÌý(1877)Ìýand the late nineteenth-century anti-vivisection debate

Lent 2024Ìý

Friday 9 February, 1-2pm, Seminar Room 3, Alison Richards BuildingÌý

Prof. Mark Devenney (Brighton): ‘Fiktionsbescheinigung: Thinking the Violent Fictions of Citizenship with Erpenbeck and Shibli’Ìý

Thursday 22 February, 1-2pm, location TBCÌý

Weibing Ni (º£½ÇÉçÇø): ‘Reimagining Intimacies between Afro-/Creole and Sino-Caribbeans: Marronnage in Raphaël Confiant, Patricia Powell, and Victor ChangÌý

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