AV整氈窒

 

European Studies Colloquium 2011 Programme

European Mediations:
Transnational and Supranational Formations

Organized by the Centre for European Studies, AV整氈窒

9 April 2011, McCain 2021

Crossing Borders

Chair: Estelle Joubert (Music)

  • (Theatre), European Realpolitik in Sixteenth-Century Commedia dellArte
  • (English), The Outsider National Tale: Irish Romantic Writers on the French Wars of Religion
  • Lesley Newhook (English), Revolution in Red Cotton Night-Cap Country: Robert Brownings Mediation of the Civil War in France

Europe and Empire

唬堯硃勳娶:泭 (History)

  • (History), Europes Imperial Landscapes, 1492-1820: From Icon to Locale"
  • (Classics), We are natures monsters; you the wonders of Heaven: Le Bruns Letters from Canadian Barbary
  • (Political Science), The Hybrid Continent: Envisioning Europe as Superstate and Neo-medieval Empire

Cultural Migrations

Chair: (Theatre)

  • (English), Translatio generum: The Translation of Genres from Court to Court During the Hundred Years War
  • Jane Curran (German), Eighteenth-Century Cosmopolitanism in Europe
  • (English), Crossing Borders: Shakespeare in France under the Old Regime

This colloquium inaugurates a new annual event to be organized by AV整氈窒s Centre for European Studies, and is generously supported by FASS through the Facultys Alumni Funds. Please address any queries to this years organizer, Julia M. Wright (Canada Research Chair in European Studies): julia.wright@dal.ca.

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Call for Papers:

Proposals are invited from faculty and graduate students for the first annual European Studies Colloquium at AV整氈窒 on 9 April 2011 (McCain 2021), organized by AV整氈窒s Centre for European Studies. Our topic this year is European Mediations: Transnational and Supranational Formations and is intended to be open to a wide range of disciplinary perspectives and eras, from antiquity forward to the present.

Possible topics include, but are not limited to:

  • treaties, alliances, empires, and unions: negotiating and maintaining supranational formations
  • media and mediation: the role of various media (print, film, electronic, etc.) in representing or resisting such formations
  • transnational negotiations: cross-border identities, migration, diaspora
  • nationalism and the trans/supra-national
  • official languages, minority languages: the politics and/or pragmatics of translation
  • cultural works moving across national borders (and/or efforts to curtail it): music, literature, radio, television, internet

Please send 200-word proposals for 20-minute papers to julia.wright@dal.ca by February 7th, 2011.