When:
Friday, October 13, 2017
All day
Where: Kresge Hall, 2-351, 1880 Campus Drive , Evanston, IL 60208 map it
Cost: FREE
Contact:
Laura Brueck
Group: Global Humanities Initiative (Buffett Institute)
Co-Sponsor:
Asian Studies
Category: Lectures & Meetings
Papers include:
Masculine Vernacular Histories of Travel in Colonial India: The Writings of Satyadev Parivrajak (Charu Gupta)
Can you Write a ‘Travelogue’ in Urdu…? (Daniel Majchrowicz)
Gendered Lives in Vernacular Fiction: Claiming Fatherhood and Redefining Family in Hindi Short Stories of the Early 1940s (Shobna Nijhawan)
Recasting Man–Woman Relationships: The Modernist Tamil Short Stories of Cho. Viruthachalam “Pudumaippittan” (Preetha Mani)
Towards a Dalit Feminist Translation Praxis (Christi Merril)l
Layers of Critique: Anita Bharti’s feminist corrective to vernacular Dalit literary criticism (Laura Brueck)
The LCM of Language: The Sathottari Poetry of R. K. Joshi and Arun Kolatkar (Anjali Nerlekar)
Fashioning the Female Voice in 19th Century Bengali Journalism (Hans Harder)
Nationality and Fashionality: How to Remember Everyone in Your Town (David Boyk)
When:
Saturday, October 14, 2017
All day
Where: Kresge Hall, 2-351, 1880 Campus Drive , Evanston, IL 60208 map it
Cost: FREE
Contact:
Laura Brueck
Group: Global Humanities Initiative (Buffett Institute)
Co-Sponsor:
Asian Studies
Category: Lectures & Meetings
Papers include:
Masculine Vernacular Histories of Travel in Colonial India: The Writings of Satyadev Parivrajak (Charu Gupta)
Can you Write a ‘Travelogue’ in Urdu…? (Daniel Majchrowicz)
Gendered Lives in Vernacular Fiction: Claiming Fatherhood and Redefining Family in Hindi Short Stories of the Early 1940s (Shobna Nijhawan)
Recasting Man–Woman Relationships: The Modernist Tamil Short Stories of Cho. Viruthachalam “Pudumaippittan” (Preetha Mani)
Towards a Dalit Feminist Translation Praxis (Christi Merril)l
Layers of Critique: Anita Bharti’s feminist corrective to vernacular Dalit literary criticism (Laura Brueck)
The LCM of Language: The Sathottari Poetry of R. K. Joshi and Arun Kolatkar (Anjali Nerlekar)
Fashioning the Female Voice in 19th Century Bengali Journalism (Hans Harder)
Nationality and Fashionality: How to Remember Everyone in Your Town (David Boyk)