StudyCare International Education Fair: Baku, Azerbaijan Meet the SOAS International Office in Azerbaijan.
Translating form and sound: Chinese-English interlanguage poetry and poetics In this talk, Professor Jonathan Stalling will explore a wide variety of experimental translation, transliteration, and interlanguage projects that blur the boundaries between Chinese and English.
Of Times There Were Before A portrait of Romila Thapar, one of the world's most influential historians, filmed at her home in New Delhi. Followed by a Q&A with the director, Eshan Sharma.
Archives or their-chives? ‘Rebuilding the truth’ of the Second Sino-Japanese War Who does history belong to? And is it possible to ‘rebuild the truth’ of the Second Sino-Japanese War? Intrigued? Come along and be further intrigued.
Dalit Poet-activists and Achutanand: Representative Government and Freedom in Early-Twentieth Century British India This talk tells the surprising story of Dalit activism in the interwar years, which is strikingly absent from Indian historiography
Understanding Korea through Diaspora: Division, Identity and Coexistence among North Koreans, South Koreans and Joseonjok in the UK Drawing on his ethnographic research in New Malden, Dr. Callum Sol Morrissey (조솔) examines how North Koreans, South Koreans and Joseonjok live alongside one another in the UK.