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SUMMARY:Symposium: Decolonial Imaginaries in Literary and Urban Studies
DESCRIPTION:The collaborative\, interdisciplinary two-day symposium “Deco
 lonial Imaginaries in Literary and Urban Studies” will bring urban and l
 iterary scholars into conversation with each other in an open\, explorator
 y discussion.\\r\\nIn addition to presenting papers and attending workshop
 s in both fields\, participants will have the chance to attend two keynote
  lectures by Dominic Davies (a literary scholar working on the imaginatio
 n of infrastructure and infrastructural violence) and Catalina Ortiz (an u
 rbanist working on radical spatial imagination at the intersection of info
 rmality\, urban heritage and urban learning)\, as well as a conversation w
 ith critically acclaimed author Ana Filomena Amaral about her 2019 novel C
 hasing Walls.\\r\\nThe organizers welcome abstracts by 1 September and reg
 istration for attendance only by 15 September. The Call for Papers and mor
 e information can be found on the symposium's website [https://flame-lunge
 -b9b.notion.site/Interdisciplinary-Symposium-Decolonial-Imaginaries-in-Lit
 erary-and-Urban-Studies-79b72051d8c64826adf6ee159ba71ae7].
X-ALT-DESC:<p>The collaborative\, interdisciplinary two-day symposium “De
 colonial Imaginaries in Literary and Urban Studies” will bring urban and
  literary scholars into conversation with each other <span id="x_x_docs-in
 ternal-guid-730af7aa-7fff-5f46-74ce-725b68c6d42b">in an open\, exploratory
  discussion</span>.</p>\n<p>In addition to presenting papers and attending
  workshops in both fields\, participants will have the chance to attend tw
 o keynote lectures by Dominic Davies (a literary scholar working on&nbsp\;
 the imagination of infrastructure and infrastructural violence) and Catali
 na Ortiz (an urbanist working on radical spatial imagination at the inters
 ection of informality\, urban heritage and urban learning)\, as well as a 
 conversation with critically acclaimed author Ana Filomena Amaral about he
 r 2019 novel <em>Chasing Walls</em>.</p>\n<p>The organizers welcome abstra
 cts by 1 September and registration for attendance only by 15 September. T
 he Call for Papers and more information can be found on the symposium's <a
  href="https://flame-lunge-b9b.notion.site/Interdisciplinary-Symposium-Dec
 olonial-Imaginaries-in-Literary-and-Urban-Studies-79b72051d8c64826adf6ee15
 9ba71ae7">website</a>.</p>
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