Graduate Conference: Worlds Elsewhere: Globalization and Early Cultures
Keynote speaker: Alex Huang, George Washington University
For information, please contact Chris Dearner, cdearner@uci.edu.
The conference aims to expand critical understanding of issues surrounding globalization, nationality and transnationality, and cross-border considerations and encounters in the context of historical and contemporary accounts, adaptations, and considerations of Early Cultures (classical through eighteenth-century) and their literary and artistic products. Our mission is to help develop a complex narrative about cultures that crosses temporal and geographical as well as disciplinary boundaries.
Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:
· Trade and Global Transactions
· Cosmopolitanism
· Global Order and Governance
· The Local and the Global
· Violence within and Across Borders
· Boundaries and Boundary Permeability
· Economics and Commerce
· Cultural Constructions of Identity, Ethnicity, and Nationality
· Citizenship, Broadly or Narrowly Construed
· Artistic Exchange and Global Cross-Fertilization
The Center for Early Cultures Apr 18 2014 - Apr 19 2014 | 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM HG1030, HB1010