Prize-winning French author and film producer, Delphine de Vigan, will be in conversation with Henriette Korthlas Altes (MFO) and Catriona Seth (All Souls) at Jesus College, in the Harper Room at Jesus College at 5.15 P.M. on Wednesday 26th April.
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A workshop in honour of T.J. Reed's 80th birthday, hosted at St John's College and The Queen's College from 18-19 April 2017.
Peter Lang is delighted to announce that Richard Scholar, author of Montaigne and the Art of Free-Thinking, will be presenting his book at the Oxford Literary Festival at 3.15pm on Friday 31 March.
The aim of this conference, then, is to foreground transnational women’s contribution to Portuguese culture (and vice versa) and to interrogate the nature of their impact in Portugal and beyond, while fostering an interdisciplinary and transcultural perspective. The conference will examine how the meaning of being a transnational/ diasporic artist has shifted across time, and focus on negotiations of creative influence and multiple identifications through the lens of gender.
L'idée vient en parlant: These words will serve as a basis for exploring – in English and German – how the debate about knowledge is configured in literary texts, to what extent it determines the poetic reflections of specific authors, and what might be the methodological and theoretical implications.
Zep est un célèbre dessinateur d’origine suisse. Il est notamment le père de Titeuf, le petit héros à la mèche jaune qui naît en 1992 et qui lui donne la notoriété de par le monde, avec plus de 20 millions d’albums vendus.
The second lecture of the V Foro Cervantes given by Agustín Sánchez Vidal will take place on 7 March, entitled 'Quijote Welles. Variaciones sobre Cervantes y España'.
The Sub-Faculty of Spanish will host the V Foro Cervantes on 6 and 7 March.
The German-Japanese writer Dr Yoko Tawada will be reading a selection of German and Japanese texts in St Edmund Hall (Doctorow Room) on 28 February at 5.30pm.
Friday 24th February 2017 - 5:00pm, McGregor-Matthews Room, New College
Ulrike Draesner will present the first Eugene Ludwig Lecture associated with her time as Writer in Residence and Visiting Fellow in New College, Oxford and TORCH.
On 22 February at 5.30pm, Yoko Tawada will be reading from her books Abenteuer der deutschen Grammatik and Etüden im Schnee in the Taylor Institution Library (Room 2). The reading will be held in German.
Monday 20 February 2017, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm, Shulman Auditorium, The Queen's College
The next Annual Poetry Society Lecture will be presented in Oxford in partnership with New College Oxford, and will be given by the German poet and translator, Jan Wagner.
Due to the popularity of this event it has been moved from New College to The Queen's College.
Wednesday 8 February, 6.45pm, Shulman Auditorium, The Queen’s College
Everybody is welcome.
Julia Engelmann, acclaimed German slam poet, became known to a wider public through a youtube video of one of her performances at the Bielefelder Hörsaal-Slam 2013 that has just exceeded 10 million views. She will be reading from her latest book ‘Jetzt, Baby’.
The programme for Brazil Week 2017, which will take place in next week (3rd week), is now available.
Sea-Crossings, Survival, Stories
Professor Dame Marina Warner Tuesday 22nd November 2016 - 5pm
Taylor Institution Hall, St Giles, Oxford Admission is free. All welcome.
Tuesday, November 15, 2016 - 5:00pm
Magdalen College, Oxford University, Oxford OX1 4AU, Common Room (Cloisters staircase 3, first floor).
"Voyage littéraire par-delà les frontières : analyse de l'écriture nomade dans l'oeuvre de Linda Lê" by Veronica Ntoumos - de Remy
The launch celebrates several projects in the Faculty which have been sponsored by the EHRC Visibility Challenge.
Zaharoff Lecture 2016 - Marie Darrieussecq
‘Ecrire et ne pas écrire’ Thursday 3 November 2016, 5.00 p.m.
Taylor Institution, St Giles’, Main Hall
Followed by a Drinks Reception in Room 2, 6.00 – 6.45 p.m.
This term’s Oxford Medieval Studies lecture Devotional Culture in Late Medieval Strasbourg is given by Stephen Mossman in honour of Nigel Palmer on Friday 28th October at 5pm in the Taylor Institution.
The Italian Studies Library Group presents their Annual Lecture: Dr Donal Cooper (Cambridge University) From Deluge to the Digital: Fifty Years of Research and Conservation in Florence Since the 1966 Flood British Library Conference Centre, Bronte Room, M