Welcome Event

12 October 2016

One of the major aims of Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation (OCCT) this coming year is to encourage graduates to think about their research within a comparative context and to create a vibrant OCCT graduate community. We had a welcome event on the 12th of October (Wednesday), 5:15-7:15 in the Seminar Room of the Radcliffe Humanities building. The event was relaxed and informal (with free wine!) where we briefly discussed OCCT's Michaelmas programme, the OCCT discussion group, and OCCT Review. Students also got to meet the new organising group!

Upcoming Events

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Discussion Group: Translingual Narrative in Zulu South African and Hispanophone Equatoguinean Novels

19 October

Book Cover of The Mushroom Gatherer

In Conversation with Czech Author and Translator Viktorie Hanišová

22 October

Book Cover The Aesthetics of Risk

Book Launch: The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures by Xiaofan Amy Li

22 October

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Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!

26 October

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Discussion Group: Maps of the word: topographies and topoi of world literature

02 November

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World Comparative Literature Doctoral Forum (i)

02 November

Fiction and Other Minds

Fiction & Other Minds: Mind-body Dualism as Social Signalling

04 November

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Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!

09 November

Book Cover Translate and Rule by Hannah Scott Deucher

Book Launch: Translate and Rule by Hannah Scott Deuchar

12 November

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Discussion Group: Lyrics Nestled in Narrative: Folksongs as Poems and Paratexts in a Bihari Colonial Romance

16 November

OCCT Review

OCCT Review Book Club

20 November

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Shut Up and Write (or Translate)!

23 November

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Discussion Group: Modernist Mathematics in Late Imperial Russian and Early Soviet Culture

30 November