Events from the last 12 months

Date: 22/03/2017
Location:: Trent Building C5
Description: Texts for discussion will be Victor Shklovsky, 'Art as Technique', and T.E. Hulme, 'Notes on Language and Style'.

Date: 26/01/2017
Location:: Jubilee Campus, Nottingham NG8 1BB
Description: This event, for year 11 and 12 pupils and their teachers, is part of a wider research project on wellbeing, mental health issues and eating disorders.

Date: 13/12/2016
Location:: Law & Social Sciences Building B62
Description: Topics covered: Models of females in power ; The normalisation of sexual violence ; LGBT politics and right-wing nationalism ; Identity politics and the left ; Race and power; Sex education and far-right protest ?

Date: 05/12/2016
Location:: Trent A21 (Council Room)
Description: Students of Slovene at Nottingham will share their translations of Šelj's poetry.

Date: 23/11/2016
Location:: Trent A19
Description: Event hosted by the Language Teaching Reading and Discussion Network (Lantern)

Date: 30/11/2016
Location:: Trent C5
Description: The first reading group of the Nottingham Interdisciplinary Modernism Research Network: 'The Problematics of Modernism', from Theorizing Modernism: Essays in Critical Theory, ed. by Steve Giles

Date: 31/10/2016
Location:: B2 Hemsley, University Park Campus
Description: We are very happy and proud to announce that our very own Phd student Olivia Hellewell has translated a Slovene novel by author Jela Krecic, entitled None like her ('Ni druge'), into English. Jela Krecic and Olivia Hellewell will come together in front of an audience to read from and discuss Jela's debut novel in English translation, allowing an insight into the working relationship between author and translator, as well as discussing practical and theoretical aspects of translation.

Date: 04/11/2016
Location:: B4 Trent
Description: Centre for Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies: Work in Progress Research Seminar 2016-2017

Date: 25/11/2016
Location:: Trent B4
Description: Centre for Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies: Work in Progress Research Seminar 2016-2017

Department of Modern Languages and Cultures