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IAS Talking Points Seminar: Reading 'Little Women' after the Italian Seventies
The IAS welcomes VRF Dr Olga Campofreda for a talk entitled 'Reading "Little Women" after the Italian Seventies: A study of the influence of second wave feminism on Italian female coming of age novels'. Respondents: Dr Alberica Bazzoni (ICI Berlin Institute for Cultural Inquiry) and Dr Stefano Rossoni (SELCS, UCL)
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6/17/2021
IAS Festival: Imaginative Geographies - new version
The place of Sri Lanka in contemporary Sri Lankan writing in English. With Professor Tariq Jazeel, Ameena Hussein, Dr Shermal Wijewardene, Packiyanathan Ahilan, Kanchuka Dharmasiri, Ruhanie Perera, Shyam Selvadurai and Neloufer de Mel.
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6/9/2021
On Boredom - Essays in Art and Writing
edited by Susan Morris and Rye Dag Holmboe. Hosted by Professor Briony Fer (UCL)
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5/25/2021
Transgender Shakespeare and His Contemporaries
With Professor Kate Chedgzoy, Dr Colby Gordon, Dr Andy Kesson, Emma Frankland, Robin Craig and Dr Ezra Horbury (chair)
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5/12/2021
On Boredom - Essays in Art and Writing
We are very pleased to launch 'On Boredom - Essays in Art and Writing', edited by Susan Morris and Rye Dag Holmboe. Hosted by Professor Briony Fer (UCL)
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5/11/2021
The Fragility of the Archive
In the wake of the devastating fire that destroyed the University of Cape Town’s Jagger Library on Sunday 18 April, five scholars who work with and in African archives gather to mourn our collective loss and to consider the fragility of the archive now. What, we ask, can rise from these ashes? What have we lost and what can we redeem from this moment of ecological and epistemological crisis? This event is a conversation with Hlonipha Mokoena (WISER, historian), Thokozani Mhlambi (sound archivist and musician), Jacob Dlamini (Princeton, historian), Tamar Garb (UCL, art historian, curator) and Verne Harris (Nelson Mandela Foundation, archivist, theorist, activist)
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5/10/2021
In the Air
Art-geography conversation with Andrew Barry (UCL) and Lucy Sabin (UCL).
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5/10/2021
Welcome to ' Alternative Epistemologies' — celebrating 5 years of the IAS
The Institute of Advanced Studies is holding an online festival from 4-6th May 2021 to celebrate its fifth anniversary. Under the umbrella of ‘Alternative Epistemologies’ there will be three days of conversations and performances of every kind. The programme showcases the extensive range of work that has been done over the last five years, whilst also looking towards the research agendas of the future.
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4/22/2021
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