- Libellé inconnu,
Rencontre avec Durba Ghosh : “Monuments to Empire from Waterloo Place to Trafalgar Square”
Publié le 23 mars 2022
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Mis à jour le 23 mars 2022
Conférence de Professor Durba Ghosh de Cornell University suivie d’une discussion avec Charlotte Gould
Date(s)
le 1 avril 2022
de midi à 14h
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Dr. Durba Ghosh is a professor at the Department of History at Cornell University. Her teaching and research focus on the history of British colonialism in the Indian subcontinent. She is the author of Sex and the Family in Colonial India, and Gentlemanly Terrorists (both Cambridge University Press). She has written two essays on the removal of statues in the last year: one in collaboration with Kelly King-O'Brien on the relationship between colonial and confederate statues, and a more recent essay on the statues of Cecil Rhodes that were not installed: https://blog.royalhistsoc.org/2021/06/13/when-rhodes-was-not-built/
Dr. Durba Ghosh is a professor at the Department of History at Cornell University. Her teaching and research focus on the history of British colonialism in the Indian subcontinent. She is the author of Sex and the Family in Colonial India, and Gentlemanly Terrorists (both Cambridge University Press). She has written two essays on the removal of statues in the last year: one in collaboration with Kelly King-O'Brien on the relationship between colonial and confederate statues, and a more recent essay on the statues of Cecil Rhodes that were not installed: https://blog.royalhistsoc.org/2021/06/13/when-rhodes-was-not-built/
Partenaires :
MIDIB, Migration and Diversity in the British and Irish Isles en association avec l’OAB, Observatoire de l’aire britannique (CREA)
Mis à jour le 23 mars 2022
Contact :
Charlotte Gould : charlotte.gould@parisnanterre.fr