https://blue.feedland.org/?river=http://data.feedland.org/blue/feeds/rene.xml Thu, 21 Sep 2023 22:21:16 GMT feedland v0.5.59 https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Thu, 21 Sep 2023 22:21:15 GMT rene Thu, September 21, 2023 6:21 PM EDT <p>Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit</p> <p>🎓 Academic Background:</p> <p>I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento.</p> <p>📖 Dissertation:</p> <p>&quot;Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981,&quot; is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film.</p> <p>🌐 Digital Humanities:</p> <p>As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I&#39;ve started 3 DH projects. &quot;Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources.</p> <p>I&#39;m also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.”</p> <p>📚 Future work:</p> <p>I&#39;m expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south.</p> <p>Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers.</p> Thu, 21 Sep 2023 22:21:16 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128039 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128039 Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit 🎓 Academic Background: I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento. 📖 Dissertation: "Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981," is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film. 🌐 Digital Humanities: As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I've started 3 DH projects. "Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources. I'm also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.” 📚 Future work: I'm expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south. Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers. <p>Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit</p> <p>🎓 Academic Background:</p> <p>I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento.</p> <p>📖 Dissertation:</p> <p>&quot;Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981,&quot; is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film.</p> <p>🌐 Digital Humanities:</p> <p>As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I&#39;ve started 3 DH projects. &quot;Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources.</p> <p>I&#39;m also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.”</p> <p>📚 Future work:</p> <p>I&#39;m expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south.</p> <p>Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers.</p> Thu, 21 Sep 2023 22:20:31 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128037 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128037 Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit 🎓 Academic Background: I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento. 📖 Dissertation: "Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981," is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film. 🌐 Digital Humanities: As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I've started 3 DH projects. "Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources. I'm also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.” 📚 Future work: I'm expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south. Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers. <p>Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit</p> <p>🎓 Academic Background:</p> <p>I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento.</p> <p>📖 Dissertation:</p> <p>&quot;Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981,&quot; is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film.</p> <p>🌐 Digital Humanities:</p> <p>As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I&#39;ve started 3 DH projects. &quot;Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources.</p> <p>I&#39;m also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.”</p> <p>📚 Future work:</p> <p>I&#39;m expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south.</p> <p>Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers.</p> Thu, 21 Sep 2023 22:18:11 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128036 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128036 Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit 🎓 Academic Background: I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento. 📖 Dissertation: "Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981," is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film. 🌐 Digital Humanities: As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I've started 3 DH projects. "Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources. I'm also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.” 📚 Future work: I'm expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south. Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers. <p>Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit</p> <p>🎓 Academic Background:</p> <p>I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento.</p> <p>📖 Dissertation:</p> <p>&quot;Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981,&quot; is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film.</p> <p>🌐 Digital Humanities:</p> <p>As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I&#39;ve started 3 DH projects. &quot;Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources.</p> <p>I&#39;m also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.”</p> <p>📚 Future work:</p> <p>I&#39;m expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south.</p> <p>Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers.</p> Thu, 21 Sep 2023 22:17:40 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128035 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=128035 Hi all! I’m on the job market this year and I thought I would share my profile here. #CaribbeanStudies #DH #lit 🎓 Academic Background: I’m currently ABD in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where I work on Caribbean literature with Moira Fradinger, Kaiama Glover, and Alex Gil. My work is pan-Caribbean and encompasses English, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Papiamento. 📖 Dissertation: "Festival Forms: The Caribbean Festival of Arts, 1972-1981," is the first comprehensive account of the profound impact of Carifesta in the Caribbean and its diasporas, using numerous archives and oral history. Chapters on poetry, performance, print culture, and film. 🌐 Digital Humanities: As Carifesta is important cultural heritage, I've started 3 DH projects. "Mapping Carifesta Archives,” maps finding guides and metadata about archives that have Carifesta materials. “Carifesta Stories” will be a Wax site for hosting oral histories and primary sources. I'm also thrilled to be collaborating with the Digital Library of the Caribbean at the University of Florida to create a digital exhibit on “Women of Carifesta.” 📚 Future work: I'm expanding my diss. into a book that explores the global impact of cultural festivals like Carifesta along with the Pan-African Festac and Panaf festivals, drawing connections between the Caribbean and Africa in the cold-war era global south. Three future projects are a history of Caribbean writers and thinkers in the North American university, an article on the Dutch Caribbean and Carifesta, and a comparative article on connections between Chamoiseau, Césaire, and francophone Maghrebi writers.