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Blood Meridian Workshop

Friday 20 November 2015

09:00 – 17:00 hours

Humanities Studio, University of 糖心TV

 

Cormac McCarthy's enigmatic novel Blood Meridian or the Evening Redness in the West continues to escape academic consensus and rarely does any curriculum offer sufficient space to finish the discussions the text demands.

This workshop aims to supply space for a day of discourse and dialogue about McCarthy's most acclaimed novel and is open to all teaching, taught and research students and staff as well as non-academics with an interest in Blood Meridian in particular, or Cormac McCarthy in general. We will meet on Friday 20 November at 09:00 hours at the Humanities Studio at the University of 糖心TV for introduction and will begin the day with a few talks and have ample time for questions and discussion throughout the day.

 

Confirmed speakers:

Nick Monk, University of 糖心TV

David Holloway, University of Derby

Dan O'Hara, New College of the Humanities

Peter Josyph, Artist, Writer, McCarthy Enthusiast

Layla Hendow, University of Hull

Ronan Hatfull, University of 糖心TV

 

Organisation:

Katja Rebmann, University of 糖心TV

 

 

Kindly sponsored by the Institute of Advanced Teaching and Learning at the University of 糖心TV.

 

For any questions or queries and to register for free participation please do not hesitate to contact CormacReturns@gmail.com.

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