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Renowned Australian author and artist Philip McLaren, a descendant of the indigenous Kamilaroi people from the Warrumbungle Mountains in New South Wales, will be teaching a three-day creative-writing workshop. This is a unique opportunity for students to meet an author who has published five internationally acclaimed novels to date, including Fresh Water, Stolen Land (1993, rev. ed. 2001), which won the David Unaipon Award for Black Literature, Scream Black Murder (1995) and There'll be New Dreams (2001). The course will be conducted in English. Participants will write and discuss short pieces, and should thus be fluent in English.
A reading, which will be organised in conjunction with the KWI (Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut) at the Proust-Buchhandlung on 10 October 2011, 20h (no admission fee for students), is also part of the course. |
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Anmeldung: per Email bis 08.09.2011 an Frau Forstreuter: monika.forstreuter@uni-due.de
Anmeldefrist verlängert: bis 26.09.11 an Frau Schreyer: lioba.schreyer@stud.uni-due.de
Studierende, die den Kurs für den E2-Bereich belegen, können 3 Credits erwerben. Studierende der Anglistik können keine Credits erwerben.
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