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Monkeys, Mules and Mockery: A Workshop on Animals and the Pejorative in Pre-Modern Texts (Early Text Cultures Seminar Series)
The Early Text Cultures Project invites you to join us at 5 pm on Friday 2nd June in the Mure Room at Merton College for a discussion of animals and negative depictions of nations, peoples and individuals. The presenters and participants will jointly explore the ways in which animals are employed within the pre-modern period to criticise individuals and groups, how such imagery alters between cultures and how modern perspectives might affect our understanding of it.
The workshop will involve a series of short presentations followed by a roundtable dialogue.
The event is open to all, and we hope that attendants will bring enrich the discussion with the insights from other traditions and periods. The event will be followed by a wine reception.
Type: Conference
Series organisers:
Kirsty Stewart (Oxford),
Yegor Grebnev (University of Oxford)
Timing: 5pm 2nd June
Web Address:
http://www.earlytextcultures.org/events/monkeys-mules-and-mockery-a-workshop-on-animals-and-the-pejorative-in-pre-modern-texts
Talks:
No upcoming talks to display for this series.
Editor:
Eva Miller
