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DESCRIPTION:Join us for the first ever conference of Kurdish Literature at 
 Stanford!\n\nThe title question\, Kî ne em?\, Who are we?\, could be aske
 d in many different ways: ئێمە کێین؟ (Soranî\, transliteration 
 Ême kêyin?)\, Ma ka mî? (Zazakî)\, Ême kênmê? (Hewramî)\, Îme kê
 yî min? (Kelhurrî/Lekî)\, Ême kîn? (Ardalanî)\, Îme kîn? (Şêxbiz
 inî). Taking our lead from this plurality of Kurdish and Kurdishes\, we w
 ill hear from scholars\, authors\, poets\, translators\, and publishers to
  investigate the role of Kurdish cultural and literary production.\n\nFirs
 t\, we will learn how scholars have defined their canon(s) of Kurdish lite
 rature and how they are studying it\; we will have the pleasure to hear fr
 om authors\, poets\, translators\, and publishers about their experiences 
 and enjoy multiple readings both of original and translated texts\; and la
 stly\, scholars of other disciplines of Kurdish Studies will speak on thei
 r research\, allowing us to collectively investigate the place of Kurdish 
 Literature and its Studies within Kurdish Studies writ large.\n\nThe confe
 rence will consist of three sections:\n\nKurdish Literary Studies: Taking 
 Inventory of Creative Production and Scholarly EngagementCreative Producti
 on: A Creative Roundtable with Authors\, Translators\, and PublishersKurdi
 sh Studies: An Emergent Field Beyond Literary StudiesEveryone is welcome!\
 n\nThe program can be downloaded here.\n\nPlease →RSVP\n\n→Register to
  attend via Zoom (Friday\, April 25 / Saturday\, April 26)\n\nEvent Sponso
 rs:\n\nAbbasi Program in Islamic Studies\, Center for Comparative Studies 
 in Race and Ethnicity\, Center for Russian\, East European and Eurasian St
 udies\, Dean of Humanities and Arts\, Department of Anthropology\, Departm
 ent of Comparative Literature\, Department of English\, Department of Hist
 ory\, Division of Literatures\, Cultures\, and Languages\, Hamid and Chris
 tina Moghadam Program in Iranian Studies\, Middle East and the Islamic Wor
 ld Working Group\, Hoover Institution\, PATH+\, Stanford Global Studies\, 
 Stanford Humanities Center\n\nFor more information\, contact Hevin Karakur
 t (karakurt@stanford.edu) or Kelda Jamison (kjamison@stanford.edu).
GEO:37.424631;-122.172061
LOCATION:Humanities Center
SUMMARY:Kî ne em? Kurdish Literature and Its Studies: An Interdisciplinary
  Conference
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 -and-its-studies-an-interdisciplinary-conference
CATEGORIES:Conference/Symposium
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DTEND:20250427T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the first ever conference of Kurdish Literature at 
 Stanford!\n\nThe title question\, Kî ne em?\, Who are we?\, could be aske
 d in many different ways: ئێمە کێین؟ (Soranî\, transliteration 
 Ême kêyin?)\, Ma ka mî? (Zazakî)\, Ême kênmê? (Hewramî)\, Îme kê
 yî min? (Kelhurrî/Lekî)\, Ême kîn? (Ardalanî)\, Îme kîn? (Şêxbiz
 inî). Taking our lead from this plurality of Kurdish and Kurdishes\, we w
 ill hear from scholars\, authors\, poets\, translators\, and publishers to
  investigate the role of Kurdish cultural and literary production.\n\nFirs
 t\, we will learn how scholars have defined their canon(s) of Kurdish lite
 rature and how they are studying it\; we will have the pleasure to hear fr
 om authors\, poets\, translators\, and publishers about their experiences 
 and enjoy multiple readings both of original and translated texts\; and la
 stly\, scholars of other disciplines of Kurdish Studies will speak on thei
 r research\, allowing us to collectively investigate the place of Kurdish 
 Literature and its Studies within Kurdish Studies writ large.\n\nThe confe
 rence will consist of three sections:\n\nKurdish Literary Studies: Taking 
 Inventory of Creative Production and Scholarly EngagementCreative Producti
 on: A Creative Roundtable with Authors\, Translators\, and PublishersKurdi
 sh Studies: An Emergent Field Beyond Literary StudiesEveryone is welcome!\
 n\nThe program can be downloaded here.\n\nPlease →RSVP\n\n→Register to
  attend via Zoom (Friday\, April 25 / Saturday\, April 26)\n\nEvent Sponso
 rs:\n\nAbbasi Program in Islamic Studies\, Center for Comparative Studies 
 in Race and Ethnicity\, Center for Russian\, East European and Eurasian St
 udies\, Dean of Humanities and Arts\, Department of Anthropology\, Departm
 ent of Comparative Literature\, Department of English\, Department of Hist
 ory\, Division of Literatures\, Cultures\, and Languages\, Hamid and Chris
 tina Moghadam Program in Iranian Studies\, Middle East and the Islamic Wor
 ld Working Group\, Hoover Institution\, PATH+\, Stanford Global Studies\, 
 Stanford Humanities Center\n\nFor more information\, contact Hevin Karakur
 t (karakurt@stanford.edu) or Kelda Jamison (kjamison@stanford.edu).
GEO:37.424631;-122.172061
LOCATION:Humanities Center
SUMMARY:Kî ne em? Kurdish Literature and Its Studies: An Interdisciplinary
  Conference
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/ki-ne-em-kurdish-literature
 -and-its-studies-an-interdisciplinary-conference
CATEGORIES:Conference/Symposium
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