November 24, 2017
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Literature Week is a part of CASI鈥檚 Workshop on Literature and History. Supported by a generous contribution from Matthew Nimetz, the aim of the workshop is to create a community of junior scholars and advanced graduate students committed to studying literature and to applying literary tools and methodologies to the study of literary art in the Central Asian past.
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November 28, 12:10, Room 234
Imagined Geographies? Contemporary Art of Central Asia, Diana Kudaibergenova, University of Lund
November 29, 12:10, Room 306
Nasriddin in Bukhara and Berlin: Humor, Empire, and the Soviet Union at War, Charles Shaw, Central European University
November 29, 17:00, Room 220
An Ottoman Poet鈥檚 Struggle between Nationalism and Communism: Nazim Hikmet and Modernity, Prof. Ali 陌臒men, California State University
December 4, 12:00, Room T 16
Russophone Literature: Transnational Writing in the "Wide Russian World", Naomi Caffee, University of Arizona
December 4, 16:00, Room 410
A Moveable Feast? The Horse as Companion and as Food in Central Asian Oral Literature, Gabriel McGuire, Nazarbayev University
December 5, 12:00, Room T 16
The Insomniac Bolshevik and the Sleeping Native: Post-coloniality in post-socialist literature of Russia and Uzbekistan, Christopher Fort, University of Michigan
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Abstracts and bios of speakers will be posted next week. Please follow our announcements.
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