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News. concludes this week, on Tuesday 3 June at 6PM BST, with 鈥楶erformance, Memory, and Resistance鈥�, A talk by Palestinian performance artist Riham Isaac (University of Exeter, UK). The talk will be online. Best wishes from the CCL. continues
News. Join us on Thursday 28 November 2024, at 5:30pm UTC (London time) as the Auto / Bio / Fiction series resumes for this academic year, with biofiction specialists Monica Latham (Professor of British literature in the English Department at the
News. The Centre for Comparative Literature at 樱桃视频, is delighted to confirm the new date of Marina Warner鈥檚 inaugural Annual Lecture (rescheduled from January 2023):. The Centre for Comparative Literature鈥檚 Annual
News. A reminder of three events at the CCL this week:. The first of these, within聽the Sing in Me, Muse series, is this Thursday, 23 March 2023, at 6.00pm (London time), when Emily Hauser will talk about 鈥楻ecovering the Women of the Trojan War鈥�
News. A reminder of the next seminar in the Auto / Bio / Fiction series:. Thursday, 26 January 2023, at 5.30pm (London time):. Anna Borgarello, 鈥淥f Adventurers and Storytellers: Narrations of the Self and the Other in Via Gemito by Domenico
News. The CCL offers two new short courses on contemporary retellings of Greek myths, focusing on Homer鈥檚 Iliad and聽Odyssey. Our understanding of classical literature has been enriched by modern authors who undertake creative interpretations and
Young British Muslims are faith-driven, ambitious, and eager to contribute to society yet face systemic barriers both inside and outside their communities, a new study from Goldsmiths reveals.
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Raju鈥檚 research focuses on Financial Technologies, Big Data Analysis, Computational Finance, Financial Econometrics and Operations Research.
Annemijn studies differences in the cognitive representation of abstract concepts (e.g. time, future selves, brands) and explores how these differences drive our (consumer) behaviour, motivation, well-being and emotions.