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SUMMARY:neMLA: Regional Wounds, Universal Traumas, and the Possibility of Empathy
DESCRIPTION:\nRegional Wounds, Universal Traumas, and the Possibility of Empathy (Part 2)\nRoundtable with:\nChair: Maryam Ghodrati, University of Massachusetts Amherst\nChair: Rachel Dale, Brandeis University\nLocation: ORLEANS (Media Equipped)\nComparative Literature & Interdisciplinary Humanities\n“Chang-rae Lee and the Traumatic Affect of the Gesture” Susan Moynihan, Tennessee Technological University\n“Narrativizing Empathy in Arundhati Roy’s The Ministry of Utmost Happiness” Sabiha Anum, Government College University Lahore Pakistan\n“Art from Guantánamo Bay: The Figural Unsettlement of Western Hegemonic History” Macy McDonald, SUNY University at Buffalo\n“Past Dark: War and Armenian Genocide Postmemory in Micheline Aharonian Marcom’s The Daydreaming Boy” Lisa Gulesserian, Harvard University\n
URL:https://lisagulesserian.com/events/nemla-regional-wounds-universal-traumas-and-the-possibility-of-empathy_03072020/
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