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in the Hollywood War Film Benoit Tadié Rennes 2 University From the Blackout to the Blue City the Veteran Keynote lecture - Kevin Powers The City is a Foreign Country author of The Yellow Birds 10h30-10h45 Coffee Elisabeth Bronfen University of Zurich Warsaw under Attack. The Entanglement of Documentation and Aesthetic Invisible Wounds and the Civil War Mehdi Achouche Lyon 3 University From The Longest Day 1962 to Saving Private University of Southern California Thank You for Your Service From Camilo Mejia s al Ramadi Iraq to Jason Hall War Ruins. The City in American War Narratives
Online Conference Hamlet… by the book ? Part 1
attentive to specific environments in terms of the characteristics of migration dynamics and the existing This symposium proposes to explore the underlying processes in the construction of welcoming initiatives urban areas and to question the theoretical frameworks that support them including the duty of hospitality humanitarian action the offer of sanctuary by local authorities in conflict with the State and the cosmopolitan and progressive image of the welcoming city . We aim to continue these lines of analysis in an international Accueil des migrants en ville / Welcoming Migrants in the City
Transnationalism and Imperialism: New Perspectives on the Western
Montpellier 3 University . The Other Ruin in J.F. Cooper s The Last of the Mohicans 11 h 45-12 h 15. Vincent Jaurès University . Ruins of the Past the Impossible Home-coming in Tim O Brien s The Things They Carried 15 University . The Uncanny City in the Iraq War Film 15 h 45 16 h 15. Cristina Alsina Risquez University of Barcelona Cochoy and Lucie Jammes Phil Klay A True Home to Return To Navigating Physical Social and Moral Landscapes Barcelona . The Unhomed Vietnam Veteran the Queer houses in Vietnam War Fiction War Ruins. The City in American War Fiction
broadly defined as the overlapping of several processes of discrimination on the grounds of gender race and groups. The weight of patriarchal constraints within certain communities and the role of the State in distinct forms of marginalisation disadvantage and inequality. It will be the aim of this one-day conference conference to conceptualise further investigate and document the relevance of intersectionality in contemporary Bordeaux Montaigne Conceptualizing the Dimensions of Discrimination A History of Intersectionality as a Social Rethinking intersectionality in the UK. Theoretical, contemporary and comparative perspectives
Neill University of Auckland 'Superfluous Men' the graveyard politics of The Duchess of Malfi Meg Ducassé Neill University of Auckland Superfluous Men' the graveyard politics of The Duchess of Malfi Janice Valls-Russell perspective in The Duchess of Malfi Pascale Drouet Université de Poitiers The Dialectics of Truth and Appearances banter in The Duchess of Malfi Act 3 scene 2 1-57 not so merry Workshop on The Duchess of Malfi Appearances in The Duchess of Malfi Claire Bardelmann Université Via Domitia Musique et Folie à la Renaissance Time’s Up for The Duchess : Malfi in Conversation
Herman Melville s The Confidence-Man 16h-16h30 Pause 16h30-17h30 Table ronde sur The Confidence Man d'Herman L’Art de l'escroquerie: Herman Melville, The Confidence Man (1857)
turn-of-the-nineteenth-century radicalism and popular politics. She has worked on the role of the British and her book on the topic Friends of the Revolution came out in 2021. At the moment she is working on women About the presenter Rachel Rogers teaches in the English Studies department at the University of Toulouse-Jean popular memory and the way in which historiographical approaches to outbreaks of protest have changed 1820. Episode 1 The Gordon Riots 1780 Episode 2 The Luddite Protests 1811-12 Episode 3 The Newport Rising "Reading the Riot Act", un podcast de Rachel Rogers
Repenser la voix des esclaves / Reassessing the Enslaved Voice
