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October 3, 2016
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Date: Fri. Oct 28, 2016. @ 7pm
Location: MacMechan Auditorium, 6225 University Ave, Killam Memorial Library, Dalhousie University
We cordially invite you to the James Robinson Johnston Chair’s Distinguished Lecturer this fall – Professor Carolyn Cooper.
‘Mek We Talk Bout De Bottom Of De Sea’: Submerged Narratives in Caribbean Literature and Popular Culture
Professor Carolyn Cooper, Jamaican author and literary scholar, Professor of Literary and Cultural Studies at the University of West Indies
Celebrating the submarine unity that connects Africans in the Diaspora with each other and their ancestral homelands, Professor Cooper brings to the surface submerged narratives of remembering that are transmitted in literature and popular culture.
CO-SPONSORED BY:
- Dalhousie Transitional year program
- Jamaican Cultural Association of Nova Scotia
- Delmore Buddy Daye Learning Institute
- Dalhousie Fountain School of Performing Arts
- Dalhousie English Department
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