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Hope &amp; Uncertainty: How We Talk about Ecological Catastrophe

Hope & Uncertainty: How We Talk about Ecological Catastrophe An Interdisciplinary Colloquium

November 30, 2023

In The Great Derangement (2016), Indian literary author and critic Amitav Ghosh argues that “fiction that deals with climate change is alm

The 1970s and Us: Revolution and Liberation, From Past to Present

October 19, 2023

Speakers:

Michael Hardt

Co-Sponsored by the Department of English

Graduate English Speaker Series: Race, Labour, Time, and Gratitude in Austen&#039;s Emma

Graduate English Speaker Series: Race, Labour, Time, and Gratitude in Austen's 'Emma '

October 17, 2023

Speakers:

Professor Yoon Sun Lee

Please join us in welcoming Professor Yoon Sun Lee, the Anne Pierce Rogers Professor of English at Wellesley College, on October 17th, 2023.

Agency of/in African Studies: Of Naked Agency and Open Reading

October 6, 2023

Speakers:

Naminata Diabate

Notions of subjectivity and agency, both collective and individual, have haunted African studies in the Euro-American academy since its inception i

WINCS (Work in Nineteenth-Century Studies)

Lecture: Ronjaunee Chatterjee, Queen's University, "Diagrammatic Realism: Eliot, Hardy, DuBois"

September 26, 2023

Speakers:

Ronjaunee Chatterjee, Queen’s University

Please join the Work in Nineteenth-Century Studies research group for our first event of the year, a talk by Ronjaunee Chatterjee, Assistant Profes

Educating the Imagination / Defending Shelley Defending

January 25, 2024

Speakers:

Joel Faflak, Robert and Ruth Lumsden Professor of English and Theory, Western University | Visiting Professor, Victoria College, University of Toronto

"Educating the Imagination / Defending Shelley Defending"

[Abstract forthcoming]

Voices from the South: Decoloniality and Postcolonial dialogues

October 12, 2023

Speakers:

Barbara Simões Daibert

Voices from the South: Decoloniality and Postcolonial dialogues

S.J. Stubbs Lecture in English Literature ‘‘A Touch of Soft Yearning’: Shipboard intimacies from Herman Melville to E. M. Forster

March 29, 2023

Join us for an informative and engaging lecture presented by University of Oxford Professor Santanu Das.

African Studies Seminar Series - Professor Comfort Azubuko-Udah

March 22, 2023

Speakers:

Professor Comfort Azubuko-Udah

Any mention of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria tends to elicit conversations around the political and environmental consequences of its oil wealt

Creative Writing Gala

March 22, 2023

After several pandemic years, I’m delighted to invite you to the department’s Creative Writing Gala, which will be in person on Wednesday March 22,

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