Events in 2026
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Canada Week (23-27 March)
The Canadian Literature Research Unit at the Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, invites everyone to the 16th edition of Canada Week (23-27 March 2026). Canada Week consists of a series of lectures on the history, literature, and culture of Anglophone and Francophone Canada, as well as a number ...
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Young Americanists’ Meeting: An Interdisciplinary Student Seminar on American Literature, Culture, Language, Music and Law
BLASt Student Circle cordially invites everyone to participate in the Young Americanists’ Meeting (YAM) seminar, which will take place on Friday, March 20, from 9.30 AM to 3.00 PM in Sala Górna, Collegium Heliodori Święcicki. As part of the event, students from four university reading groups will present their research ...
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WA Lunch Talk — event cancelled
We are sorry to inform all interested parties that the WA Wednesday Lunch Talk scheduled to take place on 18 March 2026 at 14:00 in the Aula has been cancelled. The presentation announced ealier as scheduled for this event will take place at a later date. Stay tuned to our ...
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Peer Progress Project: Zotero workshop
Join the Peer Progress Project for a workshop on managing sources and bibliographies using Zotero. No matter what you are writing – an article, a thesis, or any research-based project –properly organizing and citing sources is an essential part of academic work. During this session, we will explore practical ways ...
18.03.202618.03 -
Culture Vultures Meeting: “K-pop as a cultural bridge: East meets West”
The Culture Vultures Reading Group invites everyone to a talk by dr hab. Urszula Kizelbach titled “K-pop as a cultural bridge: East meets West”. Time: 11 March 2026 (Wednesday) at 11:30Place: Room 214, Collegium HeliodoriLanguage of the presentation: English All parties are welcome to join us! Get ready for some ...
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WA Lunch Talk: “Writing Sexual Authority: Language, Gender, and Phallocentrism in Victorian Erotica”
We are delighted to invite you to the upcoming WA Wednesday Lunch Talk, which will take place on 28 January 2026 at 13:15 in the Aula. This session will feature a presentation by:dr Paulina Zagórska: “Writing Sexual Authority: Language, Gender, and Phallocentrism in Victorian Erotica” This talk examines Victorian pornography ...
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Students’ Online Conference on Fantasy in the 21st Century: “Reading Spells” — Fantasy, identity politics, and the place of the fantasy genre in the 21st century
We invite submissions on themes of diversity, identity politics, race, gender, and queerness in fantasy. The choice of genre can include fantasy, interactive fantasy, DnD, adaptations, offshoots appropriations. The conference is an online Teams event. Deadline for submissions: 1 January 2026Conference date: 24 January 2026 Contact persons: dr hab. Paweł ...
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Book Lovers Among Students (BLASt) Meeting: Representations of Blackness in “Heads of the Colored People” by Nafissa Thompson-Spires
Book Lovers Among Students (American Literature Reading Group) will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, January 21, at 11:30 a.m. in room 215. Navigating Black Identity in Contemporary America: Representations of Blackness in Heads of the Colored People by Nafissa Thompson-Spires All students and literature enthusiasts are welcome! For more ...
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Phon&Phontastic meeting: Robert McKenzie (Northumbria University): “Implicit and explicit attitudes towards BATH-TRAP in Northern English and Southern English in England”
The Department of Contemporary English and Multilingualism (DoCEM) and the Experimental Phonology and Phonetics Lab (EPPL) are excited to announce the upcoming Phon&Phontastic meeting. Date: Wednesday 14 January 2026Time: 11:30Venue: Room 211“Implicit and explicit attitudes towards BATH-TRAP in Northern English and Southern English in England”Robert McKenzie (Northumbria University) Everyone is ...
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Culture Vultures Meeting: Presentation and discussion about Maggie O’Farrell’s “Hamnet”
In anticipation of the European premiere of Chloé Zhao’s adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel “Hamnet”, the Culture Vultures Reading Group invites everyone to a presentation devoted to the book. Professor Katarzyna Burzyńska will explore the turbulent history of both academic and popular narratives surrounding Anne Hathaway—William Shakespeare’s enigmatic wife—who ...
14.01.202614.01