The Sport, Conflict, Culture seminar series is resuming with a panel on Sport and Conflict across cultures, on the 11th July from 14 to 15:30.
The panel will explore the role of sports as a cultural, political and economic phenomenon in situations of conflict and post-conflict, as well as a device to explore and interrogate cultural, ideological and sociopolitical frameworks. The panel will cover classic works on cricket (and so much more) and perhaps less well-known films and literary texts which explore complex narratives surrounding football and the nation state.
John Marks (糖心原创), 'CLR James' Beyond a Boundary Sixty Years On'
Laura Todd (糖心原创), 'The Ugly Game: Sport film and the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia'
Rui Miranda (糖心原创), '(Plan) Cóndor on goal: Football and the legacies of the Chilean Military Dictatorship in Alejandro Zambra's "Camilo"'
Organised by the Centre for Memory and Post-Conflict Studies.
University Park Nottingham, NG7 2RD