
On the basis of an interdisciplinary discussion between literary criticism, translation studies and performance analysis, the following questions shall be addressed during the discussion panel: What are the mechanisms of appropriation of Hamlet within different cultural contexts in Eastern Europe post-1989? How do such appropriation processes influence a self-understanding of Eastern Europe as the so-called ‘new’ Europe and how do they construct cultural identities? Does a phenomenon such as anEastern European Hamlet exist?
We are happy to announce that the panel will feature Prof. Dr. Boika Sokolova, Dr. Nicoleta Cinpoes, Dr. Marta Minier, Dr. Aneta Mancewicz, Dr. Sonia Massai, Dr. Duška Radosavljević and Alexandra Portmann, presenting on Bulgarian, Romanian, Hungarian, Polish, Lithuanian and Yugoslav Hamlets respectively.
Please follow the link for more details: http://www.kent.ac.uk/arts/research/ETRN/news-items/eastern-european-hamlets.html
Due to limited space, we would be very grateful if you could register online for the event:http://easterneuropeanhamlet.eventbrite.co.uk
OpenEdition suggests that you cite this post as follows:
Aina Marti (January 21, 2013). Eastern European Hamlets at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London. For there she was... Retrieved March 19, 2025 from https://doi.org/10.58079/rj5z
Hello to every body, it’s my first go to see of this website; this blog carries amazing and actually good information in support of visitors.