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New history of Angolan Literature
FAB2.43
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Research Seminar: Institutionalizing a National Literature in Independent Angola
FAB2.43

Institutionalizing a National Literature in Independent Angola

5 February, 3-5pm, FAB 2.43

Please join us for a research seminar with Professor Stephen Henighan, University of Guelph, Canada, and IAS Visiting Professor

Professor Stephen Henighan is a leading expert in Spanish American and Portuguese African literatures, and an acclaimed novelist and translator. He will be visiting at the IAS in February and based in Hispanic Studies in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures.

 

In this talk, he will discuss his forthcoming two-volume history of Angolan literature:

 Fissured Ground: National History in Angolan Fiction, Origins to Independence and A Single Nation: National History in Angolan Fiction, Independence to 2025.

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