The Land Speaks: Voices Across Time
Thu, Dec 03
|Livestream (see event details)
This live virtual program centers on the intersections of indigenous traditions and American history, through the scholarship and literature of guest scholar LeAnne Howe.
Time & Location
Dec 03, 2020, 6:00 PM
Livestream (see event details)
About The Event
This live virtual program centers on the intersections of indigenous traditions and American history, through the scholarship and literature of guest scholar LeAnne Howe. This program is part of Southern Art/Wider World, a digital humanities project that places the treasured collection in dialogue with contemporary voices, in order to speak to the interconnectedness of Southern and American ways of life. Cost: Free to the public.
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LEANNE HOWE, Eidson Distinguished Professor at the University of Georgia, connects literature, Indigenous knowledge, Native histories, and expressive cultures in her work. Her interests include Native and indigenous literatures, performance studies, film, and Indigeneity.
Howe (Choctaw) is the recipient of a United States Artists (USA) Ford Fellow, Lifetime Achievement Award by the Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas, American Book…