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Talking the Veil16 Thursday May 2013 Posted in Authors ≈ Comments Off Anna Kemp, author of our much-acclaimed Voices and Veils: Feminism and Islam in French Women’s Writing and Activism, speaks here about her research: (This comes from the YouTube channel of facultimedia.com, which gathers up short talks from academics.) Previous articlesCat and Mutton – Hunting ButtonApril 8 saw the launch of Craig Moyes’s book in our Research Monographs in French Studies line: Furetière’s Roman bourgeois and … Italian Culture, FreeLegenda is jointly owned by two of the titans of journal publishing in the Modern Humanities. MHRA has the Slavonic … Catalogue and Mailing ListSpring is here, Spring is here: life is skittles, life is beer. But there’s one thing that makes Spring complete … Partly Blind, Partly TabooLegenda’s two-time author Hannah Thompson writes a remarkable piece on the Guardian website today. For just over a year now, … Germanic LiteraturesWe have now issued the official press release announcing our new series. Germanic Literatures has been a year in the … MilwaukeeNext in our occasional series of strangely-named American cities which host major Humanities conferences, we present: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Once a … William Penn, Town PlannerManey Publishing, one of the joint partners in the Legenda venture, has opened its new US office. Doing business in … Donkey vs ElephantLegenda’s Moving Image line was born in 2010, when we announced the first titles, but in June we held a … Exeter HandoverThis year’s big Society for French Studies conference — their 53rd annual shindig — was held at the University of … |
