Friday, 31 March 2023 to Sunday, 2 April 2023
| Russian Literature Through the English Lens | |||||
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Fri31 Mar12:30pm(15 mins)
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Gaëtan Regniers | |||
| Stream : Translation and Translingualism | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| “Poetry vs Politics: Precarious Loyalties. Natalya Gorbanevskaya translating Czesław Miłosz from the Polish.” | |||||
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Fri31 Mar12:45pm(15 mins)
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Zakhar Ishov | |||
| Stream : Translation and Translingualism | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| (Mis)Translating Deceit: Disinformation as a Translingual, Discursive Dynamic | |||||
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Fri31 Mar01:00pm(15 mins)
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Stephen Hutchings | |||
| Stream : Translation and Translingualism | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Roundtable: An elusive alliance? The prospects and limitations of the Sino-Russian relationship | |||||
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Sat1 Apr09:00am(90 mins)
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David Lewis |
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Marcin Kaczmarski | |
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Natasha Kuhrt | ||||
| Roundtable | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Roundtable: “Grey zone” research challenges in Eastern European Holocaust studies | |||||
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Sat1 Apr11:00am(90 mins)
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Raisa Ostapenko |
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Daria Cherkaska | |
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Caroline Sturdy Colls | ||||
| Roundtable | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Roundtable: Discussions about the Russian language and culture in different countries after February 24, 2022 | |||||
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Sat1 Apr02:00pm(90 mins)
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Kapitolina Fedorova |
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Natalia Tšuikina | |
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Vera Zvereva | ||||
| Roundtable | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| “For a European Croatia”: Miko Tripalo and the Memory of WWII, 1990-1995 | |||||
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Sat1 Apr04:00pm(20 mins)
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Mayuko Uno | |||
| Stream : Memory politics and the Instrumentalisation of the past | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Auschwitz in the popular imagination | |||||
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Sat1 Apr04:40pm(20 mins)
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Alina Nowobilska | |||
| Stream : Memory politics and the Instrumentalisation of the past | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Romani Holocaust Memory in Modern-day Romania | |||||
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Sat1 Apr05:00pm(20 mins)
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Cristina Stoica | |||
| Stream : Memory politics and the Instrumentalisation of the past | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Peripheral Enlightenment: Reading the first Slovak novel as a world classic | |||||
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Sun2 Apr09:00am(15 mins)
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Dobrota Pucherova | |||
| Stream : Central European Literatures and Cultures | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Multilingual Pest-Buda: Hungarians, Serbs and Germans in literature in 1800 | |||||
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Sun2 Apr09:15am(15 mins)
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Zsuzsanna Varga | |||
| Stream : Central European Literatures and Cultures | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Knowledge production about Russia: changes in the center-periphery relations, 1990-2020 | |||||
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Sun2 Apr11:20am(20 mins)
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Katerina Guba | |||
| Stream : Social Values and Norms in the Contemporary Russia | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| Tobacco and alcohol consumption and military service over the life course in Russia | |||||
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Sun2 Apr11:40am(20 mins)
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Jamie Edwards | |||
| Stream : Social Values and Norms in the Contemporary Russia | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
| No peninsula is an island: Aksyonov’s Crimea as a symbolic land | |||||
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Sun2 Apr01:30pm(15 mins)
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Annamaria Vass | |||
| Stream : Russian Nationalism and Anti-Globalism | |||||
| Room: Main Building Room 134 | |||||
