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Conference dates: 3 – 5 July 2019
Wednesday July 3 – location: Theatre room C, Elinor Ostrom building
7.30 pm – 9.30 pm: Reading by Will Self
AHRC Metamodernism
Research Network
Category: Symposium (page 1 of 2)
We are pleased to announce that Will Self will be one of the plenary speakers at the Metamodernism conference to be held at Radboud University, Nijmegen, in The Netherlands.
More information on the conference can be found on the call for papers page and the deadline for abstracts is this Friday, 1st February 2019.
Below are the audio recordings of the third AHRC Metamodernism Symposium held at the University of Oslo in September 2018.
Conference dates: Thursday 4 and Friday 5 July 2019
Location: Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Organisers: Dr. Dennis Kersten (RU), Dr. Usha Wilbers (RU) and Prof. Antony Rowland (ManMet)
Deadline abstracts: 1 February 2019
The third symposium of the AHRC Metamodernism Research Network will be held at the University of Oslo (Science Park) on Friday 21st September. The speakers and the titles of their papers can be found below.
Below are the audio recordings of the second AHRC Metamodernism Symposium held at Keele University in May 2018.
Below are the audio recordings of the first AHRC Metamodernism Symposium held at Manchester Metropolitan University in January 2018.
Tickets for the 2nd AHRC Research Network Symposium are now available via Eventbrite. The symposium is hosted by Keele University and will take place between 12:30 and 17:00 in room CM0.12, Claus Moser Building. Full details of the programme can be found on this page.
Wednesday May 9th 2018
AHRC METAMODERNISM RESEARCH NETWORK
Keele University
CM0.12, Claus Moser Building
12.30-5pm
Tickets are now available via Eventbrite.
Wednesday January 31st 2018
AHRC METAMODERNISM RESEARCH NETWORK
Manchester Metropolitan University
Business and Law School BS 3.01 (South Atrium)
2.00-8.00pm
More information on the venue can be found here.
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