Professor Atsuko Sakaki has been offered a Visiting Professorship at the University of Tokyo’s Department of Comparative Literature and Culture.
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The recording from the “Power and Vulnerability in Italian Feminist Thought” panel can be accessed from the following website:... Read More →Professor Ann Komaromi, has been chosen for a 12-month Jackman Humanities Institute Fellowship next year, 2025-2026. Ann Komaromi... Read More →We are excited to announce our call for papers for our upcoming graduate student conference, “SIGNS OF EXIT,” hosted at the Centre... Read More →Sophie Feng, our Centre’s PhD student was recently awarded the prize for the best paper presented by a doctoral student at the... Read More →This summer, ten students explored a beautiful island with a rich and fraught history through a four-week course, Puerto Rican... Read More →Jessica Copley has won this year’s ACLA Charles Bernheimer prize for best dissertation in Comparative Literature. This is a... Read More →Teresa Valentini, our PhD student, has been selected as the recipient of a two-year Faculty of Arts & Science Postdoctoral Fellowship... Read More →Professor Ann Komaromi’s book, Soviet Samizdat, has received the CAS/Taylor & Francis Book Prize for 2023 . Read... Read More →Rebecca Comay appointed an honorary doctor at the University of Copenhagen. At the University of Copenhagen’s... Read More →Atsuko Sakaki recently published her book entitled “Train Travel as Embodied Space-Time in Narrative Theory.” For more... Read More →