James Peterson of Bucknell University will be speaking this Thursday, Ocotber 2nd at 4 PM in the Martin Luther King Lounge at the Hale Center (153 W. 12th Avenue) on “Mortal Lyricism: Preconstruction and Ethnopoetics in Rap Narratives.” His lecture is cosponsored by Project Narrative, the Department of African American and African Studies, the School of Music and the Hale Center. The lecture will be followed by a reception in the same room.
On Friday at 10:30 AM in Denney 311, Professor Peterson will meet with grad students from English, AAAS, and the School of Music for an informal discussion that will start as a follow up on his lecture and go in whatever direction the group takes it. Grad students who are not able to make the lecture are still welcome to attend the informal discussion.
For more information on Professor Peterson, you can go to his homepage at Bucknell http://www.bucknell.edu/x37420.xml or check out this short clip on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXQsrH0edYY
Links
- Amsterdam International Electronic Journal for Cultural Narratology
- Ancient Narrative
- Center for Digital Storytelling
- Center for Folklore Studies (Ohio State U)
- Center for Narratological Studies (University of Southern Denmark)
- Electronic Text Center (U of Virginia)
- Groupe de recherche – Fiction/Research Group Focusing on Fiction
- Image [&] Narrative
- James Elkins’s website on Narrative, the Law, and Other Fields (West Virginia U)
- Jo Briggs’s Weirview Project
- José Ángel García Landa
- Journal of Narrative Theory
- Library Electronic Text Resource Service (Indiana U)
- Manfred Jahn’s Narratology Website
- Michael Barlow’s Website on Corpus Linguistics
- Narrative Inquiry
- Narrative: The Journal of the Society for the Study of Narrative Literature
- Narratology Research Group (University of Hamburg, Germany)
- New Zealand’s History Online: Guide to Oral History
- North Carolina Language and Life Project
- Oral History Association
- Program in Narrative Medicine (Columbia University)
- Rivista di Filogia Cognitiva
- Storytelling, Self, and Society
- The British Library’s Oral History Resources
- The Centre for Narrative Research (University of East London)
- The Cognitive and Narrative Theory Working Group
- The Foley Center for the Study of Lives (Northwestern U)
- The Narratology Research Group’s Bibliographic Database
- The Routledge Encyclopedia of Narrative Theory
- Voices of the Holocaust Archive (Illinois Institute of Technology)
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