Today, I’ll be presenting an argument about collectivity in Luce Irigaray’s 1976-essay “When Our Lips Speak Together” at this event at @koebenhavns_uni
Organized this event with @LockdownReading at @koebenhavns_uni happening this Friday May 20. Follow link for program and more info: https://t.co/jd7u1xdNvz
Happy to attend the conference Fast Forward: Women in European Art, 1970-Present at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art - the opening keynote by Tania Ørum on Feminist Artists og the 1970’s was a true pleasure!
I’ve enjoyed the first day of the @uol_sdu conference! Tomorrow, I’ll be in a panel on New Sociologies of Literature and Temporality with a paper about why print is a thing of the contemporary - - -
Uses of Literature Online Conference 3-5 Nov 2021. Keynotes: Rita Charon, #TorilMoi, Sean Latham, and Heather Love. Conference panels: Attachment, New Sociologies of Literature, Teaching Literature, Rethinking Class, and Narrative Medicine. Registration: https://t.co/aAerbI8aCj
“She loved the early, luxurious hours when she was free to do anything she wanted, which often meant making coffee and going back to bed to read.”
From “Layover” by Ayşegül Savaş, issue no. 234, Fall 2020: https://t.co/EMFCxMocjZ
Friday and Saturday (15-16 Oct) @HmanitiesPodNet hosts The Humanities Pod Symposion! I’m in the panel on Podcast Form Saturday 1-2 pm EDT and it’s free and online if you’d like to tune in: https://t.co/MBJgU1LI2z #HPNSymp21
"The field of study on the essay, like the form itself in most accounts, teems; it spills over in multiplicity, speaks plurally, & delights in digression."
@erin_mcfadyen reviews Thomas Karshan & Kathryn Murphy's ON ESSAYS: MONTAIGNE TO THE PRESENT
https://t.co/EIznyoAs6z