Literatures of the World--Panelist Craig Santos Perez Presents
Literatures of the World--Panelist Craig Santos Perez Presents
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2013-06-28
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Perez, Craig Santos
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Craig Santos Perez presents on the Literatures of the World panel for the Words in the World Symposium.
Literatures of the World: This panel engages from different locations the question of the pedagogical limits of the concept of World Literature, both in terms of classroom practice and theoretical understandings of literary traditions across the world. It asks as well: How might the phrase "literatures of the world" (rather than the pluralizing phrase "world literatures") work toward notions of literary commons? On what terms would such commons be envisioned as most productively countering the globalizing logics and poetics that have driven "world literature"?
Moderator: Paul Lyons
Panelists: Hosam Aboul-Ela, Francesca Orsini, Ruth Mabanglo, Craig Santos Perez
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Craig Santos Perez,
Chamorro,
"Our World of Islands, Our World of Stories",
Literatures of the Pacific,
Melanesia,
Polynesia,
Micronesia,
teaching Literatures of the Pacific,
indigenous literature,
indigenous scholars,
ku'ualoha ho'omanawanui,
orality,
traditional oral practices,
new orality,
slam poetry,
Albert Wendt's "The Book of the Black Star",
spoken word poetry,
amplified poetry,
visuality,
John Puhiatau Pule,
John Pule,
video poems,
connections between contemporary and ancestral aesthetics,
hula,
tattoo,
hula and storytelling,
petroglyphs and storytelling,
visual poetry,
tatau,
tatau and poetry,
performance and world literatures,
universality of world literatures,
migration,
genealogies, kinships, and relationships among Pacific Island groups,
militarization,
importance of supporting publishers,
print literatures,
Papua New Guinea,
Literatures of the Pacific pedagogy,
Hawai'i-centered courses,
Chantal Spitz's "Island of Shattered Dreams",
"I didn't know that their bombs had names too",
Kathy Dede Neien Jetnil-Kijiner,
diaspora,
migration,
Pacific pivot,
America's Pacific century,
literary analysis,
literature in the world,
literary activism,
demilitarization,
decolonization,
denuclearization,
relationship between art, activism, and politics,
quotes from Pacific writers,
assignments for courses on Literatures of the Pacific,
living literature,
Pacific literature as living literature,
Native Voices reading series,
literatures in the world,
Facebook,
Pacific diaspora,
Poetry Parnassus,
London,
Guam,
"The World Record" anthology,
formation of world literature in action,
empire, colonialism, militarization,
Simon Armitage and "Poetry Parnassus",
"Poetry Parnassus" interactive map,
interactive map of poets,
politics of representation,
"bring your culture in the form of your poems",
SPAM,
literature as a world of stories,
teaching Pacific Literature,
holistic teaching philosophies
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