门椿林 Assistant Professor in English Literature at Beijing Foreign Studies University
19C Anglo-American fiction, Marxism, Henry James, affect, form. he/him
CALL FOR PAPERS:
We're pleased to announce the CFP for the inaugural issue of @QMULsed's new journal, on the theme of FAILINGS. Send us your abstracts - deadline 1st December. Full details below:
We're very excited to announce the first PGRS of the term on the 5th October with a seminar from the brilliant @HelenTyson1 !
Details: Thursday 5th Oct at 5pm, Rehearsal Room 2, ArtsOne building, Queen Mary University.
Sign up here: https://t.co/AjiXtV4oVC
We are proud to announce that 51.3 "Keywords Redux" is now available online. The issue features 47 mini-essays that collectively offer a snapshot of the field at present moment!
https://t.co/O3UQs2hsG0
The multi- & inter- disciplinary conference includes presentations, workshops, performances, and a screening of the documentary ‘The Ballet of the Nations: a Morality Play of Our Times’ directed by Arturo Caciotti (part 2 of programme)
On Wed 7 Dec, join us in QMUL’s beautiful Octagon Room for mulled wine and mince pies from 5:30pm & at 6pm a programme of secular and sacred carols led by a choir and contextualised with short critical commentaries from QMUL colleagues. All welcome!
https://t.co/tDXFZZLVDj
Registration is open for our event with Prof John Bowen! Join us as we journey down the Thames with Lizzie & Gaffer, visit Mr Venus’s shop of articulations, and rummage the dust-heaps with Silas Wegg. Please share far & wide, all very welcome! 🕯🕯
https://t.co/fm6NkxccuT
My new book is out today. Please spread the word to anyone who might be interested in Reader’s Block: A History of Reading Differences: https://t.co/lPabk8bYiS @stanfordpress
Whenever UK media talk about China and Xi, they somewhat lose their ability of 'critical thinking' and sensitivity to nuances that they occasionally championed in their analysis of the domestic politics. Shameful construction of a Far East 'other' and enemy.
Thrilled to be involved in this series of events and workshops focusing on Vernon Lee’s pacifist text ‘The Ballet of the Nations’. To book email [email protected]
John Durham Peters will be leading a workshop on ‘How to Read, Write, and Publish’ tomorrow afternoon at QMUL. Send me a note if you’re a PhD/MA student or ECR and would like to join us.
Join us for a public lecture by QMUL Distinguished Visiting Fellow John Durham Peters on “Circumstantial Details (Birds, for Instance), Realism, and Environing Media.” May 26, 5pm. Sign up here: https://t.co/iJIXkO2tAo
✨hyped for the After Affects symposium this week May 19-20!✨
Humbled to keynote this exciting event
Amazing scholars of critical race and ethnic studies in convo about
critique
flesh
aesthetics
unfeeling
expressivity & responsivity
anti/mis-identification
Thanks @CSRPC