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A reading of 'Poétique de la cale' with Fabienne Kanor
JX2.03 (Junction Building)
More information | Tags: French Studies French Events |
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Erika Hughes Holocaust Memory and Youth Performance,
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Book talk Dr Erika Hughes (Portsmouth) about her new book Holocaust Memory and Youth Performance (Bloomsbury, 2024)

In Cooperation with the Theatre and Performance Studies

Holocaust Memory and Youth Performance is the first comprehensive study of plays and performances about the Holocaust for young audiences. Hughes discusses her analysis of these diverse works from Germany, Israel and the United States together with the eminent scholar of Holocaust and Drama, Professor Rebecca Rovit (University of Kansas) online on zoom:

Join Zoom Meeting erika Meeting ID: 896 5591 5147 Passcode: 001803

More information | Tags: Lecture Roundtable Seminar CGJS |
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SMLC Staff-Student Work-in-Progress Seminar
FAB3.25
More information | Tags: Postgraduate French Studies German Studies Hispanic Studies Italian Studies Research seminars SMLC Research Events Translation and Transcultural Studies |

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