Dans le cadre du séminaire "Genre et autorité" (Frédéric Regard et Anne Tomiche, Philomel-Initiative Genre), nous accueillons Sylvie Borau autour de « Féminisme, éthique et marketing ». Sylvie Borau est Professeure en marketing à la Toulouse Business School. Vendredi 18 mars, 10h-12h Maison de la recherche, salle 223 et en visioconférence.
SEANCE SUPPLEMENTAIRE Mardi 22 mars, 17 h 30-19 h 30, S 002: Séminaire hors thème: Lesley Carvello, « Multiple Perspectives: Declamation in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. » Robert Stearn (Birkbeck College), tba.
!!Séminaire reporté à une date ultérieure!! 24 mars: Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise, Sorbonne Nouvelle, “The cross taught all wood to resound his name”: The Tree of Life, Trees, and Life in the Early Modern Christian Imagination. S 001, Maison de la recherche
31 mars : Elisabeth Angel-Perez, Aloysia Rousseau, Julie Vatain-Corfdir (Sorbonne Université): Titre à préciser
John McLeod (Leeds University) : "Writing Transcultural Adoption: Assimilation or Antagonism?"
François Laroque (Sorbonne Nouvelle), « ’Two dishes to one table’(Hamlet, 4.3.24). Nourriture et pourriture dans Hamlet »
Ritu Tyagi (Université de Pondicherry) : "Post-Indenture Indian Diaspora and Gender".
12 mai Alexis Tadié, Sorbonne Université, “Autour de John Evelyn’s Sylva, or a Discourse of Forest-Trees and the Propogation of Timber in His Majesty’s Dominions (1662)”.
Descriptif à venir.
Following 1848 French the abolition of slavery more than 42,000 Indian indentured were brought to Guadeloupe as plantation labour. Till recently, the island had neglected memorializing its Indian heritage and there has not been any systematic study of its cultural and political manifestations, including its relationship to the prominent memorialization of slavery and to Guadeloupean […]
This paper focuses on the figure of the Palestinian rebel in three texts published since the Second Intifada (2000-2005). The Intifada highlighted to Palestinians that statehood had not only been made more difficult to achieve since the 1993 Oslo Accords, but also that liberation from Israeli occupation must precede state-building. This represents a reversal to […]
Le séminaire A19 (VALE / LARCA) organise sa dernière séance au titre de 2022 le vendredi 9 décembre, de 14h à 16h, autour de Jennifer Greiman (Wake Forest University). Sa communication a pour titre: "Unplanted to the last: Melville’s Democracy and the Poetics of Grass." La séance aura lieu à Université Paris Cité, bâtiment Olympe […]