From Robinson Crusoe to Iain Crichton Smith: Island Ecologies in Scottish Literature
Ms. Alexandra Campbell - University of Glasgow
Ms. Alexandra Campbell - University of Glasgow
Professor Hans-Georg Wolf - Potsdam University
Dr. Brook Bolander - The University of Hong Kong
Dr. Jon Orman - The University of Hong Kong
Dr. Danica Salazar - University of Oxford
Dr. James Mussell - University of Leeds
Prof. Andrew Biswell - International Anthony Burgess Foundation (http://www2.mmu.ac.uk/english/staff/profile/index.php?id=1) Abstract In 1992 Anthony Burgess wrote a proposal for an unwritten book, ‘Modernism and Modern Man’. Burgess died the following year, but the proposal document offers a detailed statement about his thinking on modernism, not simply as a historical movement but as a continuous artistic project […]
Prof. Andrew Biswell - International Anthony Burgess Foundation (http://www2.mmu.ac.uk/english/staff/profile/index.php?id=1) Abstract In 1992 Anthony Burgess wrote a proposal for an unwritten book, ‘Modernism and Modern Man’. Burgess died the following year, but the proposal document offers a detailed statement about his thinking on modernism, not simply as a historical movement but as a continuous artistic project […]
Prof. Douglas Kerr - School of English, HKU (https://englishhkuhk.foarts.hku.hk/people/Faculty/150/Professor%20Douglas%20Kerr) Abstract Police states are "Orwellian". This paper reads George Orwell to ask what the police meant to him. It traces continuities in his representation of the police, from the imperial force with which he served in Burma in the 1920s, to the Spanish police from whom […]