Annual Ernesto Virgulti Lecture – Faking the “Other Voice”: Gender & Literary Forgery in Renaissance Italy
Experience BU Link: https://experiencebu.brocku.ca/event/274269
Brock News: Retired prof’s legacy inspires renaissance lecture series
Articles by author: vclitheroe
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MLLC Meet & Greet – September 25, 2024
Join us for our annual MLLC Meet & Greet!
Wednesday, September 25th
6:00 – 8:45 pm
Pond InletFor more information please visit the Experience BU link for the MLLC Meet & Greet.
Pizza & Refreshments! Raffle Draw and Prizes, too!
*Meet your fellow Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures students and faculty.
*Learn about our student clubs and upcoming events.
*Learn about Brock’s international exchange programs.
*Receive Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum (CWC) credit.All MLLC students and their friends are invited to attend for all or part of the evening!
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SPAN 4P60: Monstrous Women in Hispanic Arts and Cultures
SPAN/PCUL/ WGST 4P60:
Monstrous Women in Hispanic Arts and CulturesFall 2024
Wed. 12:00 pm – 3:00pmThis course investigates the depiction of women as monstrous or deviant in Hispanic film, popular culture, mythology, and literature. We will explore issues of physical and psychological representations of monstrosity, marginalization, and censorship of female monsters.
Contact Dr. Cristina Santos csantos@brocku.ca
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Salon du livre des francophonies du Niagara (SAFRAN), March 21-24
Media Release: Celebrating creativity and diversity in Niagara with SAFRAN 2024
Salon du livre des francophonies du Niagara (SAFRAN):
Les contradictions dans les littératuresMarch 21-24, 2024
Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine & Performing Arts
15 Artists’ Common, St. CatharinesSOFIFRAN is delighted to announce the details of the next edition of the Salon du Livre des Francophonies du Niagara (SAFRAN), an exceptional literary event in and for the peninsula. The event will take place March 21st to 24th, 2024, and will begin at 10am each day in the prestigious space of the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts, Brock University, downtown St Catharines. The opening will be held at the Film House, in the First Ontario Performing Arts Centre, also located in downtown St Catharines.
We are especially honoured to present Nafée Faïgou, the director of the Salon du Livre des Francophonies du Niagara. Nafée Faïgou is passionately devoted to Niagara’s francophone literary ecosystem and plays a central role in the planning and development of this major event. You can contact her directly at the following email address: lesafran2024@gmail.com.
SAFRAN is made possible thanks to the financial support of the Ministry of Francophone Affairs, through the Francophone Community Grants Program.
We invite all members of the community to come and celebrate the diversity of francophone literatures at the Salon du Livre des Francophonies du Niagara. Join us and immerse yourselves in captivating stories, literary discoveries, workshops, and inspiring encounters.
For more information and to stay connected with the latest updates, follow us on social media and visit our official website: www.sofifran-safran.com.
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SCLA Graduate Colloquium, March 2, 2024
MODERN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES AND CULTURES (MLLC)
M.A. Program in
STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURES AND ARTS
GRADUATE COLLOQUIUM
Saturday 2 March 2024 (noon-2 pm, online)We, in the Anthropocene
Today’s young scholars are the first generation to be aware of the Anthropocene as a distinct
notion and designation. Scientific debates on this proposed new geological epoch are taking place
at a time when the planet is facing climate change and global warming, affecting everyone’s daily
life.This new awareness is producing a generative discourse in literature and the arts. While the
Anthropocene and its manifestations are thematized in creative works, their reception is heightened
by the fact that today’s diverse publics are likely to perceive our ecosystems as fragile
environments. In our Anthropocene age, we may also be more acutely receptive to the ideas
underlying pre-2000 artistic and literary explorations of ecology and pollution.Presentations in this colloquium will explore twentieth- and twenty-first- century works in the
arts and literature that foreground the degradation of our environments.Open to the public, free event, registration required
To register, please contact Catherine Parayre, cparayre@brocku.ca
Join us for our annual MLLC Meet & Greet!