BCS Research Seminar

The BCS Research Seminar is a new series of events where BCS faculty (and collaborators) share their research and work-in-progress. The seminar is held at the British Cultural Studies Centre on Wednesdays, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm. Presentations should aim for 40 to 50 minutes followed by 30-minute Q&A sessions. Please find the schedule below.

Second Term Schedule (2023/2024)

_{10 April}	_{Mădălina Nicolaescu & Alis} _Zaharia	_{Politically Updating Richard III: Matei Visniec and Andrei Șerban}
_{24 April}	_{Bogdan Ștefănescu}	_TBA
_{5 June}	_{Alina Bottez}	_{“Not So Brave and not So New”: Musical Transmediations of The Tempest}

First Term Schedule (2023/2024)

_{22 November, 4pm}	_{Andrei Nae}	_{Colonial Realism in Video Games}
_{20 December, 6pm}	_{Sorana Corneanu}	_{Thinking for oneself and with or against others: Approaches to the history of “prejudice”}

Second Term Schedule (2022/2023)

_{31 May}

_{Dragoș Ivana}

_{Logic in the Scottish Enlightenment: Henry Home Lord Kames’s ‘Art of Thinking’}

First Term Schedule (2022/2023)

26 October	Sorana Corneanu	Writing the History of Early Modern Logic
9 November	Sabina Draga	Western Colonialism and Climate Change in Amitav Ghosh’s Work
7 December	Alina Bottez	The Avatars of the Oedipal Myth in Modern Culture
21 December	Alexandra Bacalu	Early Modern Articulations of the Government of Thoughts and Imagination(s)
18 January	Bogdan Ștefănescu	The Triangulation of Peripheric Cultural Identities in 20th-Century Transcolonialism