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26 results for "France and the World"

26 results for "France and the World"

Peter Szendy at France and the World Seminar

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RLL invites you to join the France and the World Seminar (MHC) on November 12 at 5pm in Barker 114 for a talk by Peter Szendy (Brown) on "The Readee, or: Reading in the Subjunctive Mood." The lecture will introduce the notion of the readee, the addressee...

FYSMR 66G - Paris

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Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world, drawing millions of visitors annually. What are they drawn by? Images and imaginings of the city—in art, literature, music, film, journalism, architecture, city planning, and more— have built the...

Archival Fictions: Telling the Time of Futures Past

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SPEAKER: Kaiama L. Glover, Yale University Professor Kaiama L. Glover will discuss René Depestre’s late novel Popa Singer (2016), a daring work that revisits Haiti’s Duvalier dictatorship, Caribbean revolutionary dreams, and the afterlives of political...

The Dialectic of Universal Emancipation

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This talk will examine the dialectic of universal emancipation and the radical enlightenment, to argue that while these processes were arguably initiated in the Malian Mande Charter of 1222, demonstrated more geometrico in Spinoza’s Ethics of 1677, and...

Tom Conley

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Academic Degrees: B.A., Lawrence University; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin

Research Interests: Early Modern French Literature; Film and Media Studies; Intersection of Literature and Graphic Imagination.

Tom Conley studies...

Christine Legros

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Research interests: 20th and 21st-century Latin American poetry, fiction, and autobiography; queer and gender studies; women writers and the canon; world literature; translation.

Christine Legros is a PhD Candidate in Romance Languages and Literatures at...