ASMCF North West Postgraduate Workshop: “Divisions”
University of Liverpool
Wednesday 10th June 2015
The fifth annual ASMCF North West PG workshop will be held this year at the University of Liverpool. The programme is available below, and includes presentations from PG research students working in the North West and beyond, and a keynote entitled Barthes-Charlie-Voltaire, given by Dr Andy Stafford of the University of Leeds.
Registration for this event is free, and includes refreshments and lunch. All are welcome to attend, but places are limited and advance registration is essential. Please contact Will Amos (h.w.g.amos@liv.ac.uk) and Hugh Hiscock (lc0u9067@liverpool.ac.uk) by Wednesday 3rd June to register.
11:00
Coffee and welcome
11:30
Mason Norton: History in France Today – Discipline ou Divertissement?
12:00
Hugh Hiscock: « L’Algérie, c’était notre paradis à nous » – Place, Locality and Contested Sites of Memory in Contemporary France
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Will Amos: The Battle for Naming Rights – Occitan, Corsican, and French on the Street Signs of Southern France
14:00
Sophie Handler: The Cultural Otherworldliness of Proust’s ‘Magic Lantern’ – Orientalism and Difference
14:30
Coffee
14:45
Beatrice Ivey: ‘Je suis Charlie’ and the Performative Politics of Mourning
15:15
Andy Stafford: Barthes-Charlie-Voltaire
16:00
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