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Oral History Network - Reading Group

Reading Group: ‘Oral Histories of Partition’

We are delighted to announce our first reading group this year, to be held online via Zoom with our friends from MONASH university in Melbourne.

The topic will be ‘Oral Histories of Partition’ and will be chaired by Smriti Dutt (PhD Candidate, History of Art).

The Zoom link and the texts can be found on our website.

More information | Tags: Reading Group Oral History Network |
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DAHL Shorts
Webinar

Two 30 minute sessions.

More information | Tags: DAHL PGR DAHL Shorts Digital Arts and Humanities DAHL |
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CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Roberta Bivins, Discovery Award: "From Equal Health to Health Equals"
FAB 2.35

In person, with lunch.

Please Sign up here if you would like to attend

More information | Tags: CHM |
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Study Cafe - supported study time for students
FAB M0.02
More information | Tags: Undergraduate Postgraduate Student Experience Study Cafe PG Taught |
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Warwick Workshop for Interdisciplinary German Studies - Justin Cammy (Smith College, MA): ‘From the Vilna Ghetto to Nuremberg’
OC1.03
More information | Tags: German Research German Studies German Events |
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WWIGS - Justin Cammy (Smith College, MA)
FAB2.32

Wednesday 25 October, 4-5:30pm, FAB2.32

Justin Cammy (Smith College, MA): ‘From the Vilna Ghetto to Nuremberg’

In cooperation with the Centre for Global Jewish Studies

 

A discussion of the ghetto memoir (1946) and testimony of Sutzkever, one of the great Yiddish poets to emerge from the Holocaust, translated into English by Justin Cammy. Why was the memoir ignored by critics and even by the author himself for so long? And why should we look anew at early post-liberation efforts to document events that established a foundation for both justice and collective memory?

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Justin Cammy on Yiddish and Sutzkever
OC 1.03, Oculus Building

Justin Cammy (Smith College) Abraham Sutzkever: From the Vilna Ghetto to Nuremberg

hybrid, in person and on zoom: https://t.co/Q2GlfCoQEB

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French Research Seminar: Lydie Moudileno (University of Southern California), 'Finding Dahomey: African Royalty in the Diasporic Imagination'
Online - Teams
More information | Tags: French Studies Research seminars French Events |
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French Research Seminar: Lydie Moudileno (University of Southern California), 'Finding Dahomey: African Royalty in the Diasporic Imagination'
Online via Teams
Wed 25 Oct, '23
6pm - 7:30pm
French Research Seminar: Lydie Moudileno (University of Southern California), 'Finding Dahomey: African Royalty in the Diasporic Imagination'

Abstract: As much as they fascinated the West since early modern encounters, African royals (and particularly precolonial Kings) have equally marked the imaginary of the African diaspora. Using Dahomey as an emblematic case study, this talk will examine how figures of African royalty --real and imagined-- have been mobilized to claim distinction and racial dignity, from Panafrican discourses to Afrofuturist aesthetics.

Followed by a Response from Pierre-Philippe Fraiture.

This seminar will take place on Microsoft Teams. Please visit this page for the Teams link.
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