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Global Empire and Resistance Scholarship (GEARS). Upcoming conference on the 20th November
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Free registration is up for the May 1 virtual G.E.A.R.S. conference! We have scholars from around the world exploring many aspects of empire & resistance. We'll be highlighting those scholars and their work over the next week, so stay tuned. eventbrite.co.uk/e/2022-global-…
You can still register and join our free conference, which is just minutes away!
Free registration is up for the May 1 virtual G.E.A.R.S. conference! We have scholars from around the world exploring many aspects of empire & resistance. We'll be highlighting those scholars and their work over the next week, so stay tuned. eventbrite.co.uk/e/2022-global-…
Free registration is up for the May 1 virtual G.E.A.R.S. conference! We have scholars from around the world exploring many aspects of empire & resistance. We'll be highlighting those scholars and their work over the next week, so stay tuned. eventbrite.co.uk/e/2022-global-…
Robert King presents “Commensality as Resistance and Empowerment in Food Literary Studies: Low-Input Alternatives to the Empire of Global Food Production” tomorrow. Robert explores how eating, & local food traditions builds a politics of commensality essential to resistance.
Parul Singh will present “Rebel City – A Historical Analysis of New Delhi through the Dissenting Body Politic” at our May 1 conference. Parul explores forces of resistance that shaped the development of Delhi's landscape pre- and post-1857.
Lisa Bratton will present “Resisting Enslavement through Land Ownership: How Green and Malinda Bratton Bought the Land on which They Were Once Enslaved" at our May 1 conference. Lisa's work explores land ownership among freedpeople, including Lisa's great-great grandmother!
Matthew Robertson will be present “From Reconciliation to ‘Idle No More’: ‘Articulation’ and Indigenous Struggle in Canada” at our May 1 conference. Matthew's work explores 2 discourses regarding Indigenous peoples & colonialism that have circulated in the Canadian body politic.
Angela Ramsoondur will be presenting “The Veil of Religion in Ananda Devi's Le Voile de Draupadi and Akwaeke Emezi's Freshwater” at our May 1 conference. Angela's talk will demonstrate how religion is a sensitive topic in the aftermath of Western imperialism and colonialism.
A week tomorrow we will be bringing together scholars from 5 different continents to present on the histories of resistance and anti-imperialism globally. #twitterstorians #AcademicChatter If you'd like to be a part of it - register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/global-empir…
Your friendly reminder that Nobel peace prize winner and white revisionist history darling FW De Klerk literally burned so many state documents to hide the crimes of his government that they had to use the Iscor smelter in Pretoria. Yes. A steel plant furnace.
Tickets for our first ever mini-conference are absolutely flying out now! We are so excited to facilitate this global collaboration and sharing of anti-imperial, radical ideas. It's not too late to grab your ticket to join us: eventbrite.co.uk/e/global-empir…
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