Some of our previous seminars may be watched on our WebTV.
Upcoming
Stephen Fredman (U. of Notre Dame): “Robert Duncan’s Genealogies (Dante and Whitman)”, Friday, October 20th, 6pm, on Zoom. Respondent: Clément Oudart.
Past seminars
Louise Kane (U. of Central Florida): “Forging a Global Avant-garde: Magazines and their Audiences”, March 31, 2023, 5pm, Ecole Normale Supérieure (room: Borel, 29 rue d’Ulm, Paris).
Brooks Hefner (2 December 22, 6pm): “Beneath the Harlem Renaissance: Black Pulp and the Politics of Genre”. Respondent: Céline Mansanti.
Rachel Murray (25 March, 2022, 6pm): “Things that Cling: Marine Attachments in T. S. Eliot”, Ecole Normale Supérieure, salle Celan, 45 rue d’Ulm, Paris. Respondent: Olivier Hercend.
Marjorie Perloff (8 October 2021) “Lost and found in translation: foreign language citations in The Waste Land“.
Allan Hepburn (16 April 2021) “Future and Past: Atomic Policy, Extinction, and The Inheritors“.
25 July – 4 August 2023. “Difficult conversations in Modernist Studies, online series of events organized by BAMS, SEM, MSA, AMSiA and AMSN. Programme on the BAMS website.
8-9 September 2023. “Mina Loy and her Networks” conference, Sorbonne Université & Sorbonne-Nouvelle. Call for papers
14-16 June 2023. American Literature and Therapeutic Cultures International Conference, Université Grenoble-Alpes. Coordinator: Nicholas Manning. Call for papers. The exchanges begun during this conference will notably be prolonged on the occasion of the Fifth International Conference of the SEM, entitled Therapeutic Modernisms, which will also take place at UGA in June 2024.
9 December 2022. 1922 Symposium, Paris-Nanterre University. Programme.
3-14 October 2022. Workshop “Modernism & Matter”, Université Montpellier 3.Call for papers.
24 mai 2022. Round table about the book L’Air du Temps de 1922 – Royaume-Uni et Etats-Unis aux rythmes d’une année, edited by Elise Brault-Dreux, Sorbonne Université Presses. Participants: Hélène Aji, Catherine Bernard, Lacy Rumsey, Benoît Tadié. Host: Elise Brault-Dreux. 17h, petit amphithéâtre de l’Institut du Monde Anglophone, 5 Rue de l’École de médecine, Paris.