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SUMMARY:Interdisciplinary Symposium: Decolonial Imaginaries in Literary and
  Urban Studies\, 9-10 November\, University of Basel
DESCRIPTION:The collaborative\, interdisciplinary two-day symposium “Deco
 lonial Imaginaries in Literary and Urban Studies” will bring urban and l
 iterary scholars into conversation with each other in an open\, explorator
 y discussion. In addition to presenting papers and attending workshops in 
 both fields\, participants will have the chance to attend two keynote lect
 ures by Dominic Davies (a literary scholar working on the imagination of 
 infrastructure and infrastructural violence) and Catalina Ortiz (an urbani
 st working on radical spatial imagination at the intersection of informali
 ty\, urban heritage and urban learning)\, as well as a conversation with c
 ritically acclaimed author Ana Filomena Amaral about her 2019 novel Chasin
 g Walls.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>The collaborative\, interdisciplinary two-day symposium “De
 colonial Imaginaries in Literary and Urban Studies” will bring urban and
  literary scholars into conversation with each other in an open\, explorat
 ory discussion. In addition to presenting papers and attending workshops i
 n both fields\, participants will have the chance to attend two keynote le
 ctures by Dominic Davies (a literary scholar working on&nbsp\;the imaginat
 ion of infrastructure and infrastructural violence) and Catalina Ortiz (an
  urbanist working on radical spatial imagination at the intersection of in
 formality\, urban heritage and urban learning)\, as well as a conversation
  with critically acclaimed author Ana Filomena Amaral about her 2019 novel
  <em>Chasing Walls</em>.</p>
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