Upcoming Talks
10 February 2020
In conversation event with Xiaofan Amy Li (UCL), on our books with Legenda and doing research in comparative literature, hosted by Oxford Comparative Criticism & Translation. 12.45-2pm, St Anne's College.
20-22 March 2020
I'll be at the American Comparative Literature Association's annual meeting in Chicago, as part of the three-day seminar 'Eastern Texts and Western Audiences: Translation, Adaptation, and Reception'.
19 June 2020
The first meeting of European Networks of Orientalism, an international research network I convened with Dr Alexander Bubb (Roehampton). Our first meeting is supported by the Institute of Advanced Study and the Humanities Research Fund at the University of Warwick, as well as the Leverhulme Trust.
29 June - 1 July 2020
Speaking at the Society for French Studies annual conference in a panel on cross-cultural representation between France and Iran, with Margaux Whiskin (University of Warwick), Jeanette den Toonder (University of Groningen), and Negar Habibi (University of Geneva)
Follow me on Twitter for more updates (mainly in the form of nerdy photographs of nineteenth-century books.)
In conversation event with Xiaofan Amy Li (UCL), on our books with Legenda and doing research in comparative literature, hosted by Oxford Comparative Criticism & Translation. 12.45-2pm, St Anne's College.
20-22 March 2020
I'll be at the American Comparative Literature Association's annual meeting in Chicago, as part of the three-day seminar 'Eastern Texts and Western Audiences: Translation, Adaptation, and Reception'.
19 June 2020
The first meeting of European Networks of Orientalism, an international research network I convened with Dr Alexander Bubb (Roehampton). Our first meeting is supported by the Institute of Advanced Study and the Humanities Research Fund at the University of Warwick, as well as the Leverhulme Trust.
29 June - 1 July 2020
Speaking at the Society for French Studies annual conference in a panel on cross-cultural representation between France and Iran, with Margaux Whiskin (University of Warwick), Jeanette den Toonder (University of Groningen), and Negar Habibi (University of Geneva)
Follow me on Twitter for more updates (mainly in the form of nerdy photographs of nineteenth-century books.)
