Tag: Seminar
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A Little Late Off The Presses
Before Printing Was Discovered, a Century Was Equal to a Thousand Years. Henry David Thoreau The process of printing and publishing books interests me as a reader as much as it does as an academic. The contexts for the publication of works can be almost fascinating as the context works themselves. The seminar presented on…
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The Post-Colonial Humour of Arun Kolatkar

Kolatkar, in faded t-shirt, five-pocket jeans that he’d keep pulling up, and shod in a sturdy pair of unpolished shoes, retained about him the air of a tramp, albeit a stylish one. Arvind Krishna Mehrotra Being unfamiliar with Arun Kolatkar’s work, this research seminar caught my interest. Dr Narang introduced the works of Kolatkar by…
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Commemoration and Criminals

Mystery is my mistress. I must heed her sweet call. Velma Dinkley The history of Ireland is inextricably linked with colonisation and the features that go with it. As someone who enjoys the context of any piece of writing to enhance the text itself, a seminar on the ways a decade of centenary commemorations should…
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Reflecting on Recognised Writing

In order for a writer to succeed, I suggest three things – read and write – and wait. Countee Cullen I have found that looking back on my own writing, particularly essays, can be a daunting task that becomes easier the more time has passed since the work was initially written. Attending my first research…


