EVENTS

Conceptual Approaches to the Late Ottoman-Turkish Literary Field Workshop

Aula Giorgio Prodi - San Giovanni In Monte 2 - In presence and online event

Two-day workshop

Concepts of Criticism: Translatables/ Untranslatables of the 19th century Russian Literary Culture

Sala Giunta, Via Cartoleria 5, 40124 Bologna, Italia - In presence and online event

The workshop brings together an international collective of specialists on literary and intellectual history of the Russian Empire to discuss the basic concepts used in literary criticism in 19th century and what they can tell about the political, social and cultural situation in the Russian Empire.

New Directions in Modern Japanese Culture: Comparativism, Translation, and Nation-Building in the Age of Empire

Waseda University Brussels Office

Organized with Waseda University, this multi-day workshop will bring together Europe-based scholars of modern Japanese literature and culture

The Languages of Critique Workshop

AULA 1, Palazzo Poggi, Via Zamboni 33 Bologna - In presence and online event

Can comparative literary studies outlive a fundamental commitment to think through difference of, in, and across languages? This two-day workshop brings together responses by scholars working in comparative poetics, critical theory, and translation studies, broadly construed.

Modern Japan's Eclectic Hybridity

Sala Giunta, Via Cartoleria 5

Speaker: Naomi Charlotte Fukuzawa Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Bologna (NONWESTLIT)

Chanoyu Geisha: Class, Culture and Gender in Late-Nineteenth Century Japan

Sala Giunta LILEC, Via Cartoleria 5 - In presence and online event

Dr. Taka Oshikiri Lecturer in Asian History at the University of the West Indies, Mona Visiting Professor, LILEC, University of Bologna (NONWESTLIT

The Author in His Text: Patterns of Self-Reflexivity in 19th Century Japanese Fiction

Sala Giunta Lilec - In presence and online event

World Systems Theory and The Global Political Economy of the Long Nineteenth Century

Sala Giunta LILEC, Via Cartoleria 5 - In presence and online event

Speaker: Prof. Caglar Keyder, State University of New York

Quantitative Methods in the Humanities Workshop

Sala Giunta LILEC, Via Cartoleria 5 - In presence and online event

Presenters: Gokcen Gokceoglu, PhD candidate, Computer Engineering, METU; Chair: Asst. Prof. Emre Akbas, Computer Engineering, METU; Ozen Dolcerocca, LILEC, UNIBO

Symposium on Russian Literary Modernity

Sala Giunta LILEC, Via Cartoleria 5 - In presence and online event

Presenters: Jennifer Flaherty (University of Bologna); Kirill Ospovat (University of Madison- Wisconsin); Ozen Dolcerocca (University of Bologna), Harsha Ram (University of California- Berkeley); Alexei Evstratov (University of Grenoble)

NONWESTLIT Seminars on Comparative Literature

Translation and Justice: Mapping a Field

Sala Convegni LILEC, Via Cartoleria 5 - In presence and online event

Speaker: Emily Apter (Professor of French and Comparative Literature, New York University)