The Centre for Cultural, Literary and Postcolonial Studies at @SOAS University of London
London, England
Joined April 2019
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Examine the meanings of disciplinary ‘movement’ and the possibilities of scholarship it can open up at event hosted by @SOAS_CCLPS tomorrow with a programme of creative and academic sessions.
📅 Friday 10 May
🕙 10am-5pm
📍 KLT, SOAS
soas.ac.uk/about/event/movem…
Congratulations to SOAS MA Comparative Literature Alum Karthik Shankar. Winner of 2023 Wasafiri Essay Prize! wasafiri.org/congratulations…
Exciting CCLPS postgraduate student conference, May 19th @soas
What an extraordinary day this was. To all those who participated and those who led and those who came to discuss , thank you! @mileynwen @vamika_s @SOAS @KeyaAnjaria
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Exciting CCLPS postgraduate student conference, May 19th @soas
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I gave a guest lecture on Kannywood today in a Screen Cultures class at @SOAS_CCLPS , after having the students screen Mariya written by @FauziyyaD and directed by @alinuhu The students LOVED the film. Akwai kasuwa a Turai, Kannywood! youtube.com/watch?v=_LUiasnF…
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Amazing programme for March 8, IWD. Check out @IdaHadjivayanis @AichaBelkadi @OkechAwino and @carmenmccain. Languages, Cultures and Linguistics @SOAS
Check out our International Women's Day 2023 events and blogs on this page ⬇️ stay tuned for further updates! bit.ly/SOAS-IWD-23
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Rewriting Roald Dahl: A Society Reckoning With its Past or Posthumous Censorship? @kalravjoshi_ m.thewire.in/article/books/r… via @thewire_in
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Rewriting Roald Dahl: A Society Reckoning With its Past or Posthumous Censorship?
I write for, @thewire_in.
The alterations to the stories were made by the late author’s publisher Puffin after sensitive readers flagged deemed descriptions of characters offensive to modern readers. thewire.in/books/rewriting-r…
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"The discussion, or even outrage, around the revision of #RoaldDahl’s texts, therefore, speaks not to the actual history and experience of the written word, but to broader anxieties and reckonings of a society with its past," tells @KeyaAnjaria, a lecturer at @SOAS.
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@SOAS students, staff, and alumni! Are you curious about queer histories and want to know more? Join us for an exciting panel event Queer Baiting: Trans-Regional Approaches to History Feb 20 from 5-6pm Register: forms.microsoft.com/e/jPUTzE… #LGBTplusHM #QueerhistoryVoices
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Also today: @clr_ncolas on African Ladies on Colonial Grounds: Negotiating Sports Practice in Colonial Ghana - online, link here: soas.ac.uk/about/event/afric…
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Please join us for the conference 'We are the feminisms in the lecture theatres (and in the streets)', hosted by @CGS_SOAS on February 4th, 2023
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If you happen to be in the Cambridge next Monday 6 February, why not come and listen to me talk about modern Japanese literature, memory, and the margins?
ames.cam.ac.uk/whats-on/east…
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📢📢 join us next Tuesday at 5 pm for the next talk in our CGS Seminar Series by our very own @sophiechamas87
