Events

“Literary Metareflection in Extremis: Writing from Nazi Ghettos in Poland”

This lecture draws on Sven-Erik Rose's recently published "Making and Unmaking Literature in the Warsaw, Lodz, and Vilna Ghettos." The book is a study of how Jewish authors interned in Nazi ghettos grappled with and thought through the horror and destitution of ghetto existence by writing. Rose’s readings of these literary works reveal how authors asserted their humanity by insisting on writing works of literature. Free & open to public. Kosher refreshments served.

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Louis A. Simpson International Building

(De)Stabilizing Nabokov: Keynote Speech by John Banville

John Banville gives the opening keynote address on "Fiction and the Dream" for the (De)Stabilizing Nabakov conference (April 23-25) presented by Princeton’s Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and cosponsored by the Fund for Irish Studies. Free and open to public; registration required.

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Princeton University campus