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Public domain Statue of Mary McLeod Bethune MLK Drive Jersey City Creative Commons A sculpture to Mary Wollstonecraft femmes a été commémorée réinterprétée et réécrite dans les décennies depuis l obtention officielle du suffrage ce programme. Elle offrira notamment aux candidats à l Agrégation d anglais des éléments de réflexion sur Wollstonecraft Creative Commons Personnes à contacter Rachel Rogers rachel.rogers@univ-tlse2.fr Anne Transatlantic World: Comparative Perspectives from Britain and the USA
Rachel Potter University of East Anglia Obscene Modernism and the Defence of Free Expression Chair Catherine Université de Franche-Comté Obscene and touching the tainted aesthetic of Djuna Barnes Nightwood 1936 16h00-16h30 Birgy Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès The Challenge of Taking Sides Virtue as Corruption in Joyce s Ulysses Université de Pau Mise en scène de l'obscène dans A Glastonbury Romance 1932 de John Cowper Powys 12h30-14h00 Fascination with the Obscene in Nathanael West's The Day of the Locust Tod Hackett's Carnivalesque Artwork 16h30-17h00 Modernism and the Obscene / Modernisme, obscénité et censure dans le monde anglophone
existence of a relationship between mental health and social exclusion processes. But it is not a simple relationship but a complex and multidimensional relationship that implies different moments and processes. the relationships between mental health and the processes of social exclusion. The main results found populations such as the homeless the elderly and people with severe and persistent mental disorders are reviewed Conférence : The complex relationship among mental health and social exclusion : the Madrid experience
octobre à l'université Toulouse Jean Jaurès D30 Maison de la Recherche autour de la question à l'Agrégation Britain in the 19th & early 20th centuries : debates and perspectives
white and black reading public the figure of the racial impostor revealed the contradictions of a system 1920s and 1930s the figure of the light-skinned African American who crossed the color line and thus gained the focus of renewed attention with the development of studies on the mixed race category and the rise queering of gender boundaries thus broadening the implications of the act of passing. Scholars who focus on Moynihan University of Exeter Passing Fads Racial Passing Reading and the Practice of Literary Criticism et dans la littérature / Racial Passing in Cinema and Literature
de Salamanca,“Rethinking Hospitality: Challenges and Limits”
BABEL and MIDIB piloted by Karine Tournier-Sol Université de Toulon James Breckwoldt University of Manchester Manchester Who Cares about the Culture War Evidence from a Vote Choice Conjoint Experiment Pour en savoir plus GIS MiDiB Webinar - Panel co-organised by BABEL and MIDIB, piloted by Karine Tournier-Sol
writers across various forms of expression imagine new modes of resistance and carve out space for social ethnic and queer studies revealing how gender-based domination intersects with other forms of oppression oppression across genres life writing novels poetry and theatre from the 19th century to today. Guided by Saudo-Welby Stephanie Genty. Women Writing Intimacy and Resistance Not So Private Conversations. Palgrave Women Writing Intimacy and Resistance - Not So Private Conversations (ed. Corinne Bigot et al.)
Empire and After Empire and After The Empire Strikes Back Conférence de Daniel Foliard Combattre punir photographier Empires Empires coloniaux 1890-1914 Résumé À l évocation des mots photojournalisme ou photographie de guerre photographie de conflit est une invitation et une éducation à lire l image-choc pour la désarmer plutôt que la subir photographier : Empires coloniaux, 1890-1914" (Empire and After)
the British and the Hashemites 1914-1958 An Anglo-Arab Romance le 26 février 2019 de 12h30 à 14h en salle Séminaire ATHIP - The Relationship Between the British and the Hashemites (M. Yakoubi)
