U petak, 30. oktobra 2009, zbog obaveza na Sajmu knjiga neću držati časove vežbanja iz Srednjovekovne i renesansne engleske drame, kao ni konsultacije.
Umesto u petak, ove nedelje možete da dođete na konsultacije u sredu, 28. oktobra, od 12.30 do 13.30h.
Bojana Vujin
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Monday, October 26, 2009
PREDAVANJE ENDRUA DEJVIDSONA
Kanadski pisac Endru Dejvidson, gost ambasade Kanade, održaće predavanje u četvrtak, 29. oktobra, u 14 sati u sali 30 Filozofskog fakulteta.
INTERNATIONAL WHITMAN WEEK 2010 - SEMINAR AND SYMPOSIUM
Announcing International Whitman Week 2010
INTERNATIONAL WHITMAN WEEK 2010
SEMINAR AND SYMPOSIUM
Università di Macerata, Macerata, Italy, 14-20 June, 2010
The Transatlantic Walt Whitman Association (TWWA), founded in Paris in 2007, invites students, researchers, and Whitman enthusiasts to participate in its third annual Whitman Week, consisting of a seminar for advanced students interested in Whitman and Whitman’s poetry, and a symposium bringing together international scholars and graduate students.
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International Whitman Seminar: Walt Whitman’s Poetry in the 21st Century
Università di Macerata
Walt Whitman’s poetry, written in the nineteenth century, continues to have a strong impact on literatures and cultures worldwide. Every year new editions of Whitman’s work are published in a variety of languages; an ever-expanding group of poets “reply” to him in their poetry; his poems are set to music and are quoted in films; he is invoked in the discussion of political and cultural issues as well as of gender and sexuality; and he continues to be a huge presence in college and university curricula globally.
In order to respond adequately to this international phenomenon The Transatlantic Walt Whitman Association sponsors a series of International Whitman Seminars, where students from different countries come together for intensive, credit-bearing classes taught by an international team of Whitman specialists.
The first seminar was held in Dortmund, Germany, in June 2008. The second took place in Tours, France, in June 2009. The third will take place in Macerata, Italy, on 14-20 June 2010. In the regular classes, focusing on some of Whitman’s major poems, students will have an opportunity confront Whitman’s books, share their readings of key poems and clusters, and discuss Whitman’s attempts at a multilingual English, his cohesive representation of human relations, and his work’s international significance in the twenty-first century. In addition, there will be special presentations on the reception of Whitman in various countries and languages as well as other topics. This year’s instructors will be Éric Athenot (Université François-Rabelais, Tours), translator of the 1855 Leaves and author of Walt Whitman, poète-cosmos; Betsy Erkkila (Northwestern University), author of Walt Whitman among the French and Walt Whitman the Political Poet; Kenneth M. Price (University of Nebras
ka, Lincoln), co-founder and editor of the Walt Whitman Archive, author of To Walt Whitman, America; and Andrew Lawson (Leeds Metropolitan University), author of Walt Whitman and the Class Struggle.
Students will also participate in the symposium held at the end of the week and featuring Whitman scholars from various countries.
Credits will be issued by the Università di Macerata. International visiting students will live with their Italian counterparts, thus keeping expenses as low as possible and creating opportunities for a meaningful intercultural dialogue. In addition to class work on Whitman and the symposium, students will visit Giacomo Leopardi’s house in Recanati, and will be shown some of the artistic and architectural treasures of the area. Macerata is a historic city of 42,000 people in the Marche region of Italy set on the hills sloping down to the Adriatic Sea. The university, located in the beautiful original walled city, owns some of the most interesting historical buildings, including Palazzo Ugolini-- the first Neoclassical palace in Macerata, designed by the famous architect Valadier-- where the Seminar and Symposium will be held .
Application: 15 non-Italian international students will be accepted to the Week. Applications should include a curriculum-vitae, a one-page statement of interest in the seminar, and a short letter of support by an instructor who knows the applicant. Applications should be sent to camboni@unimc.it by 4 April 2010 at the latest.
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International Whitman Symposium: "‘In Paths Untrodden’: The 1860 Leaves of Grass"
Università di Macerata, June 18-19, 2010
This year’s symposium will celebrate the 150th anniversary of Leaves of Grass 1860.It will be devoted to the body of the 1860 Leaves with a particular focus on the many new paths Whitman opened with it. Papers are invited to cover a wide range of approaches to Whitman’s poems: his experimenting with multilingualism and textual construction, his focus on the cohesive and energizing power of human relationships and attachments, his belief in the creative force of love, language and poetry, his anxieties about the impending civil war. Papers focusing on international responses to the poems in the 1860 Leaves, including translations into other languages, are also strongly encouraged.
One-page abstracts should be sent to Marina Camboni, Università di Macerata (camboni@unimc.it), Ed Folsom (ed-folsom@uiowa.edu), and Jay Grossman (j-grossman@northwestern.edu) by 21 April, 2010.
INTERNATIONAL WHITMAN WEEK 2010
SEMINAR AND SYMPOSIUM
Università di Macerata, Macerata, Italy, 14-20 June, 2010
The Transatlantic Walt Whitman Association (TWWA), founded in Paris in 2007, invites students, researchers, and Whitman enthusiasts to participate in its third annual Whitman Week, consisting of a seminar for advanced students interested in Whitman and Whitman’s poetry, and a symposium bringing together international scholars and graduate students.
------------------------
International Whitman Seminar: Walt Whitman’s Poetry in the 21st Century
Università di Macerata
Walt Whitman’s poetry, written in the nineteenth century, continues to have a strong impact on literatures and cultures worldwide. Every year new editions of Whitman’s work are published in a variety of languages; an ever-expanding group of poets “reply” to him in their poetry; his poems are set to music and are quoted in films; he is invoked in the discussion of political and cultural issues as well as of gender and sexuality; and he continues to be a huge presence in college and university curricula globally.
In order to respond adequately to this international phenomenon The Transatlantic Walt Whitman Association sponsors a series of International Whitman Seminars, where students from different countries come together for intensive, credit-bearing classes taught by an international team of Whitman specialists.
The first seminar was held in Dortmund, Germany, in June 2008. The second took place in Tours, France, in June 2009. The third will take place in Macerata, Italy, on 14-20 June 2010. In the regular classes, focusing on some of Whitman’s major poems, students will have an opportunity confront Whitman’s books, share their readings of key poems and clusters, and discuss Whitman’s attempts at a multilingual English, his cohesive representation of human relations, and his work’s international significance in the twenty-first century. In addition, there will be special presentations on the reception of Whitman in various countries and languages as well as other topics. This year’s instructors will be Éric Athenot (Université François-Rabelais, Tours), translator of the 1855 Leaves and author of Walt Whitman, poète-cosmos; Betsy Erkkila (Northwestern University), author of Walt Whitman among the French and Walt Whitman the Political Poet; Kenneth M. Price (University of Nebras
ka, Lincoln), co-founder and editor of the Walt Whitman Archive, author of To Walt Whitman, America; and Andrew Lawson (Leeds Metropolitan University), author of Walt Whitman and the Class Struggle.
Students will also participate in the symposium held at the end of the week and featuring Whitman scholars from various countries.
Credits will be issued by the Università di Macerata. International visiting students will live with their Italian counterparts, thus keeping expenses as low as possible and creating opportunities for a meaningful intercultural dialogue. In addition to class work on Whitman and the symposium, students will visit Giacomo Leopardi’s house in Recanati, and will be shown some of the artistic and architectural treasures of the area. Macerata is a historic city of 42,000 people in the Marche region of Italy set on the hills sloping down to the Adriatic Sea. The university, located in the beautiful original walled city, owns some of the most interesting historical buildings, including Palazzo Ugolini-- the first Neoclassical palace in Macerata, designed by the famous architect Valadier-- where the Seminar and Symposium will be held .
Application: 15 non-Italian international students will be accepted to the Week. Applications should include a curriculum-vitae, a one-page statement of interest in the seminar, and a short letter of support by an instructor who knows the applicant. Applications should be sent to camboni@unimc.it by 4 April 2010 at the latest.
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International Whitman Symposium: "‘In Paths Untrodden’: The 1860 Leaves of Grass"
Università di Macerata, June 18-19, 2010
This year’s symposium will celebrate the 150th anniversary of Leaves of Grass 1860.It will be devoted to the body of the 1860 Leaves with a particular focus on the many new paths Whitman opened with it. Papers are invited to cover a wide range of approaches to Whitman’s poems: his experimenting with multilingualism and textual construction, his focus on the cohesive and energizing power of human relationships and attachments, his belief in the creative force of love, language and poetry, his anxieties about the impending civil war. Papers focusing on international responses to the poems in the 1860 Leaves, including translations into other languages, are also strongly encouraged.
One-page abstracts should be sent to Marina Camboni, Università di Macerata (camboni@unimc.it), Ed Folsom (ed-folsom@uiowa.edu), and Jay Grossman (j-grossman@northwestern.edu) by 21 April, 2010.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
FORECAST program razmene
Poštovani studenti,
World Learning Project nastavlja sprovođenje FORECAST* *programa za
razmenu studenata pod rukovodstvom USAID-a i u saradnji sa Kancelarijom
za kulturu i medije Američke ambasade. Cilj programa i ove godine je da
se pošalje grupa studenata iz Srbije na jednogodišnje akademske studije
u Americi (2010/11).
Prezetacija programa FORECAST*/ /*na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu će biti
održana u četvrtak, 22. oktobra 2009. godine od 12.00-13.30 časova u
svečanoj sali FTN-a.
Konkurs traje do 15. januara 2010. godine.
Očekujemo vaš dolazak!
Kancelarija za međunarodnu saradnju UNS-a
World Learning Project nastavlja sprovođenje FORECAST* *programa za
razmenu studenata pod rukovodstvom USAID-a i u saradnji sa Kancelarijom
za kulturu i medije Američke ambasade. Cilj programa i ove godine je da
se pošalje grupa studenata iz Srbije na jednogodišnje akademske studije
u Americi (2010/11).
Prezetacija programa FORECAST*/ /*na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu će biti
održana u četvrtak, 22. oktobra 2009. godine od 12.00-13.30 časova u
svečanoj sali FTN-a.
Konkurs traje do 15. januara 2010. godine.
Očekujemo vaš dolazak!
Kancelarija za međunarodnu saradnju UNS-a
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