FILLM
Fédération Internationale des Langues et Littératures Modernes
International Federation for Modern Languages and Literatures
XXVI FILLM Congress
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XXVI International Congress of the FILLM
26th FILLM Congress, Day 1 (Tuesday 17 June 2014)
Photos by Adam Borch
The 26th FILLM Congress was official opened by Professor Geoff Hall (UNNC), head of the local organising committee, before FILLM President Professor Roger D. Sell gave his opening address.
On the first day, Professor Hein Willemse (University of Pretoria, South Africa) gave the first plenary lecture on the state of Afrikaans literature on the African continent. The day also included panel sessions on "Global and Local Perspectives" in languages and literatures, "Human and Environmental Issues" and "Digital Technologies and Literature of the Future."
To see a few more photos from Day 1 go here.
26th FILLM Congress, Day 1 (Tuesday 17 June 2014)
Photos by Adam Borch
The 26th FILLM Congress was official opened by Professor Geoff Hall (UNNC), head of the local organising committee, before FILLM President Professor Roger D. Sell gave his opening address.
On the first day, Professor Hein Willemse (University of Pretoria, South Africa) gave the first plenary lecture on the state of Afrikaans literature on the African continent. The day also included panel sessions on "Global and Local Perspectives" in languages and literatures, "Human and Environmental Issues" and "Digital Technologies and Literature of the Future."
To see a few more photos from Day 1 go here.
University of Nottingham Ningbo (UNNC), China.
Professor Geoff Hall opens the 26th FILLM Congress.
Geoff Hall is Head of the School of English at the UNNC.
Geoff Hall is Head of the School of English at the UNNC.
A local TV station covers the opening of the congress.
FILLM President Roger D. Sell (Ĺbo Akademi University, Finland) gives his opening address.
Petra
Broomans (University of Groningen, Holland) gave the first paper of the
congress
on perceptions of Inuit culture in the Netherlands nd the Dutch East Indies
in the early 20th century.
on perceptions of Inuit culture in the Netherlands nd the Dutch East Indies
in the early 20th century.
A focused audience
Updated: 2 July 2014