09 February 2010, 17:30 - 19:30
Event Type:
Seminar
Speakers
Vedrana Velickovic (Kingston), ' "Seeing"/"Hearing" Bodies: The Question of (Un)Belonging in the Work of Bernardine Evaristo and Dubravka Ugresic '
Description
Vedrana Velickovic is a final year PhD candidate and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Kingston University, London. She is currently writing up her doctoral thesis which explores the idea of (un)belonging in post-1990s black British and Former Yugoslav women’s writing. She is also organising a Life Writing Seminar Series within the Centre for Life Narratives at Kingston to be held throughout the Spring semester 2010, and co-organising a postgraduate conference titled "Migrancy and/in the Text" to be held at Kingston University in July 2010. She has recently had a book chapter on the Former Yugoslav writer Dubravka Ugresic, based on part of her research, published in Literature in "Exile of East and Central Europe" (New York: Peter Lang, 2009). She is particularly interested in exploring the intersections between postcolonial and black British studies/literatures and the studies/literatures of "Eastern Europe" and The Balkans.
Venue : Room G35 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
South Block of Senate House, Ground Floor
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