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*English and Film Studies, Postcolonial theory, University of Alberta | *English and Film Studies, Postcolonial theory, University of Alberta | ||
Revision as of 13:14, 12 February 2010
A workshop to explore the work of scholars and activists who have a common interest in women performers and their unique place in Indian Society in order to create a conversation concerned with exploring, problematizing and strengthening female agency through performance.
Written Contributions
Selected participants have been invited to submit relevant writings (published or unpublished) from their research for all participants to read ahead of time in order to facilitate discussion.
University of Alberta
Christina Gier
- Music, Music and Gender, feminist theory, University of Alberta
- title of selection & link to page, uploaded document, etc.
Regula Qureshi
- Director Canadian Centre for Ethnomusicology, University of Alberta
Charn Jagpal
- English and Film Studies, University of Alberta
Stephen Slemon
- English and Film Studies, Postcolonial theory, University of Alberta
Details
- Date: Monday March 15 and Tuesday March 16, 2009
- Location: Arts Lounge, Arts Bldg, University of Alberta
- Monday 9 am - 5pm: Individual Presentations / Discussion
- 8 pm: Vocal Recital, Kiran Ahluwalia, with Rez Abbasi
- Tuesday 9 am - 1pm: Musical and Round Table Discussion,
