SATURDAY 18 APRIL 10:00-11:30 Parallel Session V Freedom after Neoliberalism A27 Disenchantment, Re-enchantments A04 Writing, Economy, Resources A05 Chair: Roger Bromley Chair: Lindsey Moore Chair: Anshuman Mondal Freedom in an Age of Claire as Floating or Falling: Emma Dawson Adam Kelly, ‘Branding Chambers, ‘Freedom Varughese, ‘“Untouchable Water”: Liberty in and Ambedkar and the struggle for equality, told through Apex Hides the Neoliberalism: Colson Whitehead’s Attia Hosain’s Leila Aboulela’s British-based of in the Indian graphic novel Hurt’ Fiction’ “the privilege water” Bhimayana’ to Urban Katie Tidmarsh, Freedom to Believe in Ghosts Alexander Beaumont, ‘From Subculture ‘The and and Go Hungry to Buy Expensive Suits in Kathryn Dolan, for Cultural and Culinary NW Pastoral: Zadie Smith’s Britain’s ‘Writing Experiments with Contemporary Literature from the Liberty in of The Sketchbook Freedom’ DRC’ Geoffrey Crayon’ of Form: Freedom and the Death Drive: the Struggle with the Suburb: Emilio Sauri, ‘Fictions Ryan Topper, ‘Re-enchanting David Firth, ‘Replacing Constraint in Latin American Literature after Trauma, Animism, and African Resisting the Capitalist World-Economy in Nadine Literature’ Gordimer's No Time Like The Neoliberalism’ Present’ 11:30-12:30 Plenary Session II, A27 Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research/Authors and the World Introduced by Graham Mort and Emily Spiers 12:30-1:30 Lunch LICA Foyer 1:30-2:45 Plenary Session III, A27 Rehana Ahmed & Anshuman Mondal, with Chair: Lindsey Moore ‘Writing Liberty: Literary Controversies’ 2:45-3:15 Refreshments
SATURDAY 18 APRIL 10:00-11:30 Parallel Session V Freedom after Neoliberalism A27 Chair: Roger Bromley Disenchantment, Re-enchantments A04 Chair: Lindsey Moore Writing, Economy, Resources A05 Chair: Anshuman Mondal Adam Kelly, ‘Branding Freedom in an Age of Neoliberalism: Colson Whitehead’s Apex Hides the Hurt’ Alexander Beaumont, ‘From Subculture to Urban Pastoral: Zadie Smith’s NW and Britain’s Experiments with Freedom’ Emilio Sauri, ‘Fictions of Form: Freedom and Constraint in Latin American Literature after Neoliberalism’ Claire Chambers, ‘Freedom as Floating or Falling: Liberty in Attia Hosain’s and Leila Aboulela’s British-based Fiction’ Katie Tidmarsh, ‘The Freedom to Believe in Ghosts and Go Hungry to Buy Expensive Suits in Contemporary Literature from the DRC’ Ryan Topper, ‘Re-enchanting the Death Drive: Trauma, Animism, and African Literature’ Emma Dawson Varughese, ‘“Untouchable Water”: Ambedkar and the struggle for equality, told through “the privilege of water” in the Indian graphic novel Bhimayana’ Kathryn Dolan, ‘Writing for Cultural and Culinary Liberty in The Sketchbook of Geoffrey Crayon’ David Firth, ‘Replacing the Struggle with the Suburb: Resisting the Capitalist World-Economy in Nadine Gordimer's No Time Like The Present’ 11:30-12:30 Plenary Session II, A27 Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research/Authors and the World Introduced by Graham Mort and Emily Spiers 12:30-1:30 Lunch LICA Foyer 1:30-2:45 Plenary Session III, A27 Rehana Ahmed & Anshuman Mondal, ‘Writing with Liberty: Literary Controversies’ Chair: Lindsey Moore 2:45-3:15 Refreshments
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