About this Event
What does exploring anticolonialism look and feel like in the classroom? And how can educators think of this concerning both their curriculum(s) and pedagogy? In her interactive lecture, Dr Sara Salem will explore these questions as she reflects on designing and delivering her own course on anticolonial archives.
Sara Salem is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the London School of Economics. Her research interests include postcolonial studies, Marxist theory, and global histories of anti-colonialism. Her recently published book with Cambridge University Press is entitled (2020). A selection of published journal articles includes: on Angela Davis in Egypt in the journal Signs; on Frantz Fanon and Egypt’s postcolonial stateinInterventions: A Journal of Postcolonial Studies; on Gramsci and anticolonialism in the postcolony in Theory, Culture and Society; and on Nasserism in Egypt through the lens of haunting in Middle East Critique. She is currently thinking and writing about ghosts and anticolonial archives.
Please note that the lecture will be recorded but only for limited distribution amongst specific members of the Anticolonial Education Working Group for research purposes. The recording will not be made available to general attendees, the public, or by request. This is a University of Liverpool-orientated and educator-orientated event, although members of the surrounding Liverpool community are welcome to attend.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Rendall Building, Rendall Building, Liverpool, United Kingdom
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