KUNGUN NGARRINDJERI MIMINAR YUNNAN
LISTEN TO NGARRINDJERI WOMEN SPEAKING
EDITED BY DIANE BELL FOR THE NGARRINDJERI NATION
SPINIFEX PRESS, 2008

UNSETTLING THE LAND
SUZANNE BELLAMY AND SUSAN HAWTHORNE
SPINIFEX PRESS, 2008

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LISTENING TO THE LAND AND THE STORIES OF THE WOMEN:

Spinifex Press has always been a leader in publishing the voices of indigenous women and issues surrounding our

Gallerie, The PEN All-India Centre Mumbai and Jnanapravaha

present

A Tribute to Mahmoud Darwish

In response to the Berlin International Literature Festival’s appeal

for a worldwide reading of Mahmoud Darwish’s poetry on October 5, 2008

Gallerie-PEN India-Jnanapravaha come together to commemorate the life and work

of the world-renowned Palestinian poet with an evening of readings.

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Welcome by Rashmi Poddar.

A brief introduction to the poet’s literary and

You are cordially invited to

PEN@Prithvi

Saturday, October 11, 2008, 6.30 pm

THE LAST TRAIN

A reading-cum-discussion centred around a recently-published volume of two plays

The Last Train and If Wishes Were Horses by ANJU MAKHIJA

The reading by actors Kanika Dang, Raj Kanojia and Ashok Banthia

will be followed by a discussion on ‘THEATRE & POLITICS’.

The panel includes: Prakash Joshi, writer and political journalist, Times of India and Pradeep Shinde,

- Building Australia’s Asia Pacific Expertise at ANU

Asia-Pacific Week is a conference and summer school that brings together hundreds of PhD candidates from Australia and overseas to workshop projects, benefit from master classes and form networks committed to understanding the world’s most dynamic region.

Since its inception in 2004, Asia-Pacific Week has become a signature event for postgraduates in Australia and for scholars of the region. In 2008, 200 doctoral

This workshop forms part of the groundwork for an APFRN-funded symposium “Jewish Memories of China: transnationalism, identity and the half-way port” to be held in 2009.

The symposium is one of a number of events funded nation-wide, on the theme “Crossing Borders of Cultural Meanings in the Asia Pacific”.

This event is presented by the School of Historical Studies, University of Melbourne.

WHEN: Thursday, 2 October 2008
TIME: 9.30am - 3.30pm
WHERE: Jessie Webb Library,