Planning to re-start the @n_narratives sessions. Will share the recorded ones for now. In this video @DrArpitaC talks on diasporic South Asian women and domestic abuse.
https://t.co/PQhfMfUd6g
@n_narratives is hosting its next talk this Saturday. Here's the link to one of the previous sessions. Prof Maroona Murmu discusses her book on 19th Century women writers in Bengal, with Suvatri Dasgupta. Livestreamed in January 2022.
https://t.co/TXi1oHwCn7
Jessica (@flumminism) and I are proposing a collected edition on the topic of gender, the urban space (especially its cis-
heteronormativity) and the environment. Do check out the outline below and send in your abstracts by the 15th of September. 😊
After a hiatus @n_narratives is set to host its next online talk on the 12th of August. Dr @Rituparna37 will speak on "Food Politics in University Hostels in India". More details to follow shortly.
Link to the channel:
https://t.co/i2Foza8qib
Thanks to @DrArpitaC for discussing her IRC Pathway project. It was very interesting to see how she traces the history of migration in Ireland, and locates the importance of her study on South Asian migrant women. Link to the talk: https://t.co/yIEU6UpS3D.
Our #feministfilm of the week is Where is Anne Frank (2021). Kitty, the imaginary girl who Anne Frank wrote to in her 1940s diary during WWII, seeks out the deceased diarist while also inspiring a wave of modern social justice for refugees. Director: Ari Folman.
As usual - @EnGenderUni is the best thing I have ever created 🌈 love everyone who joined this mornings writing group and cannot wait for the one tonight!
The rate at which https://t.co/VB3MR3zIIP sends "your name has been mentioned" emails, I should have received a bunch of honourary doctorate degrees by now! 🤣
#AcademicTwitter#AcademicChatter
Why must people be so impatient and also bit of a know-it-all when they ask a Humanities or Social Science researcher about their work?
"This? That? No? Then it MUST be this?"
If you really want to know, wait for an answer. Don't assume. You sound ridiculous.
#AcademicTwitter
@n_narratives will be back soon with its next session. Here are a few from 2021 and 2022. 1/3
@flumminism
Talks on "Positionality and Bit of Luck: Historical and Ethnographical Research (in pandemic times)".
https://t.co/fbKNKF1a5C
@n_narratives will be back soon with its next session. Here are a few from 2021 and 2022. 2/3
Dr Swati Moitra talks on "Reading for Pleasure: Women and the Book Trade in Colonial Bengal".
https://t.co/myFZfkqmRV
@n_narratives will be back soon with its next session. Here are a few from 2021 and 2022. 3/3
Prof Maroona Murmu discusses her book "Words of Her Own: Women Authors in Nineteenth Century Bengal" with Suvatri Dasgupta.
https://t.co/1BseJFOctI
I present tomorrow at the colloquium org. by the @CePoG_UniTrier,on a core theoretical issue of my larger project on a 'nonhuman turn' in #postcolonial theory. I re-read my 2019 essay on the 'flies in the archive of #sati' but in light of my new thoughts on #nonhuman#witnessing!