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Sam Curkpatrick, Australian National University; Liz Mackinlay, University of Queensland; Pam Burnard, University of Cambridge
Wednesday 25 September 2013, 13:00-16:00
Mapping intercultural arts research - CIAN Forum 1
⚠️ Important: Places are free but allocated on a first come, first served basis. To book a place please contact Bryony (bsjh2@cam.ac.uk) Tel: 01223 767680
- 👤 Speaker: Sam Curkpatrick, Australian National University; Liz Mackinlay, University of Queensland; Pam Burnard, University of Cambridge
- 📅 Date & Time: Wednesday 25 September 2013, 13:00 - 16:00
- 📍 Venue: Room GS5 Donald McIntyre Building, Faculty of Education, 184 Hills Road, Cambridge
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Bryony Horsley-Heather
Abstract
CIAN Public Forums 2013 In this series of half-day forums we will collaboratively pose and provoke some of the most challenging questions about, and imperatives concerning, ‘interculturality’, ‘indigeneity’ and ‘creativities’ in the contemporary world.
In Forum 1, we will share and highlight important and emerging themes in intercultural creativities, intercultural arts research and literatures for the purpose of:
- synthesising recent research projects
- identifying effective forms of documentation
- critiquing research methods
- engaging with ontological conflicts
Participants will be invited to collaborate in a book project, publication of articles and research bid which draws on and develops themes arising from this seminar.
Series This talk is part of the Centre for Commonwealth Education (CCE) series.
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