News in Modern Languages Back to 'Modern Languages' Latest stories Language Acts and Worldmaking / Languages Memory DescriptionPaper on Evelyn Waugh in Spain presented by Dr Fernando Gómez Herrero at conference in London on 13-14 June 2018.Date:15/06/2018 Modern Languages PhD Student Wins Cultural Engagement Award DescriptionHelen Tatlow has been awarded a 2018 Cultural Engagement Award by the Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnershipfor her work as a Festival Coordinator for the 2018 Nottingham Puppet Festival.Date:01/06/2018 AHRC-funded project on the East German Stasi DescriptionKnowing the Secret Police: Secrecy and Knowledge in East German Society.Date:29/05/2018 LCAHM going global: first agreement with Renmin University of China DescriptionAs part of its internationalization strategy, the School of Languages, Cultures, Art History and Music is delighted to announce the recent signing of an articulated agreement with Renmin University of China.Date:18/05/2018 Search for German and British soldiers' stories for theatre research DescriptionA University of Birmingham academic is searching for British and German soldiers stationed in Oldenburg after the Second World War to help unlock the mysteries of the last remaining Forces' theatre in Germany.Date:15/05/2018 Oldenburg Globe on the radio in Germany DescriptionTogether with former BBC newsreader and TV news producer Barrie Redfern, John Goodyear created, edited and produced this radio package on his current research projectDate:10/05/2018 Dr Kate Ince's latest book wins prize DescriptionDr Kate Ince wins BAFTSS Best Monograph of 2017 prize for The Body and the Screen: female subjectivities in contemporary women's cinema (Bloomsbury 2017)Date:27/04/2018 1968 in reviews DescriptionOn 23 April 2018 the research symposium '1968 in reviews' investigated responses in literary views to the protest events of 1968...Date:25/04/2018 W(h)ither Europe? Human Rights Kaputt? DescriptionPaper presented by Dr Fernando Gómez Herrero at the University of Warwick.Date:23/04/2018 Dr Kate Ince secures £36,000 AHRC Network grant DescriptionDr Kate Ince, Reader in French Film and Gender Studies in the School of Languages, Cultures, Art History and Music, has secured a £36,000 AHRC Network grant to run the project 'Serge Daney and Queer Cinephilia.'Date:19/04/2018 Displaying 1 to 10 of 336 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next