IBAR Caribbean Research Seminar in the North
Friday 11 September 12.30 – 5.30pm
Institute for Black Atlantic Research (IBAR)
University of Central Lancashire
Media Innovation Studio, Media Factory, 4th Floor, Kirkham Road, Preston, PR1 2XY
PROGRAMME
12.30-13:30 Arrival and lunch
13:30-14:20 ‘Gothic Politics of the Haitian Revolution in Derek Walcott’s
Haitian Trilogy and Edouard Glissant’s Monsieur Toussaint.’
Raphael Hoermann (University of Central Lancashire, Preston)
14:20-15:10 ‘The Voodoo Doll in Popular Culture and Historical Memory.’
Natalie Armitage (University of Manchester)
15:10-15:40 Tea and coffee break
15:40-16:30 ‘Remembrance and Repression: The Memorialisation of Slavery
in Bermuda’ (provisional title)
Dyana Saad (University of Central Lancashire, Preston)
16:30-17:20 ‘Modernity, Melancholy and the Transatlantic Slave Trade: The
Story of the Slave Ship, Le Rodeur (1819)’
Anita Rupprecht (University of Brighton)
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For details about IBAR, see http://ibaruclan.com/
Campus Maps are available at
http://www.uclan.ac.uk/visit/how_to_find_us.php
Registration is free but compulsory. To register your attendance, please visit
Eventbrite: http://bit.ly/1OO8xye
For all other queries please email Dr. Raphael Hoermann
(rhoermann@uclan.ac.uk) with CRSN as subject.
A reservation will be made at a reasonably-priced local restaurant for those
wishing to attend dinner after the seminar. Please contact
rhoermann@uclan.ac.uk for booking, and with any other enquiries, including
dietary requirements.
