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University of Sydney Sydney, Australia 2006 |
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April 9 - 11, 2010
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In our hyper-globalised age of shifting borders and hybridised identities, we nonetheless continue to map the world, sociopolitically and culturally as much as physically. What conceptual tools might emerge from an exercise of “transcultural mappings”? Can it represent a possible way through a certain postmodern and postcolonial impasse? What factors might determine how these mappings occur and how they evolve?
“Transcultural Mappings : emerging issues in comparative, transnational and area studies” aims to track why and how such debates have gained prominence in transnational, area and comparative cultural studies as well as to consider the methodological and ideological implications of such theoretical reworkings.
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Confirmed Speakers:
Eleonore Kofman Professor of Gender, Migration and Citizenship, Head of Research, Department of Social Sciences, & Co-director of Social Policy Research Centre, Middlesex University, London.
Hilary Charlesworth Australian Research Council Federation Fellow, Professor in RegNet, Director of the Centre for International Governance and Justice, Professor of International Law and Human Rights, ANU.
Françoise Lionnet Professor of French, Francophone, and Comparative Literatures at UCLA, Co-director of the Mellon postdoctoral program ‘Cultures in Transnational Perspective’, President of the American Comparative Literature Association.
Ahmad Shboul, AM Honorary Associate and founding Chair, Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Sydney
Conference co-convenors:
Bronwyn Winter, School of Languages and Cultures, Faculty of Arts
Kiran Grewal, School of Social and Political Sciences, Faculty of Arts
Conference organising committee:
Mary Crock, Stephanie Donald, Jennifer Dowling, Kiran Grewal, Fleur Johns, Alana Mann,
Drasko Mitrikeski, Fernanda Peñaloza, Blanca Tovias, Bronwyn Winter.
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