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Now that the dust has settled, we would like to say a huge thank you to all participants of our PG and ECR conference. A special thank you to our conference organisers, @laurapkennedy and @chriskap7, who made this wonderful event possible! We already can’t wait for next year ✨

Our PG representative and on-the-ground conference organiser @laurapkennedy opening our conference with a welcome speech

Oldboy (2003)

Anna Karenina (2012) dir. Joe Wright

Up on the IDS site dostoevsky.org our CfP for the 'Global Dostoevskys' series. We are always open to new proposals. Contact us at globaldostoevsky@gmail.com with your ideas!

A great report on this recent @BristolRuCz #Dostoevsky event organised by @Doc_Doak with @SarahHudspith as keynote and 2 #RusTrans speakers too, namely our PhD student @chriskap7 & Dr @CathyMcAteer1! Well done all. @BASEES @ExeterModLangs @DostoevskySoc bloggerskaramazov.com/2022/10/28/a-r…

Fair and thoughtful article from @TheEconomist on the emotive subject of decolonising the #classics of #Russian #Literature. Nice to see @russianist interviewed for it too. economist.com/culture/2022/1…

I am so delighted to be welcoming fellow Comparative and World Literature researchers to Belfast next month! Please join us to explore and celebrate the wealth of research happening across our vast field ✨

We are so excited to welcome researchers of the BCLA to our PG and ECR conference, happening at @QUBelfast this November. Make sure to have a look at our exciting conference programme!

Enemy (2013) dir. Denis Villeneuve

Arrival (2016) dir. Denis Villeneuve pic.twitter.com/gACF61KsAq

denis villeneuve's title cards

Days of Heaven (1978), dir. Terrence Malick

arrival, 2016 ㅡ denis villenueve

4 frames we love from Michelangelo Antonioni's films

Michelangelo Antonioni. Architecture of the image.

L'Avventura (1960) Michelangelo Antonioni.

Monica Vitti 'Red Desert' (1964) Michelangelo Antonioni.

Read @TheTLS this week for @Muireann on @marian51 's powerful #translation of Vodolazkin's #Brisbane and Eric Naiman on @Bryan_S_K's "excellent job" rendering Yuri Felsen's novel #Deceit.