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X-WR-CALNAME:Noon Talk: "Can You See What I See? Affectively Gendered Bolly
 wood Edition." 
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DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, May 12\, doctoral candidate Mushira Habib\, Compara
 tive Literature\, will give a noon talk on her CSWS-funded research\, "Can
  You See What I See? Affectively Gendered Bollywood Edition." Talk descrip
 tion: "My dissertation aims to establish affect as a perspective through w
 hich any literary and cultural text can be analyzed. I argue that our live
 d\, embodied\, and imagined experiences inform our affective engagement wi
 th texts\, be it intimate or critical. In this paper\, I close-read iconic
  Bollywood movies like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995) and Hum Dil De C
 huke Sanam (1999) from an affective gendered perspective. How I perceived 
 these movies once as a young Bangladeshi girl is very different from how I
  (mis)recognize them today as an international woman of color in the U.S.A
 . These socio-academic migrational subjectivities are accompanied by my ne
 urodiverse intersectionalities\; all of which\, together\, make up my mode
 s of engagement. Through my talk\, I want to lead others to view or review
  these movies from my affective perspective(s) and thus demonstrate how af
 fect can be a valid form of analytical practice and pedagogy." Attend in p
 erson\, 330 Hendricks Hall\, or by Zoom.
GEO:44.044685;-123.0746
LOCATION:Hendricks Hall\, 330
SUMMARY:Noon Talk: "Can You See What I See? Affectively Gendered Bollywood 
 Edition." 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/noon_talk_can_you_see_what
 _i_see_affectively_gendered_bollywood_edition
CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
CATEGORIES:Presentation
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism
CATEGORIES:International
CATEGORIES:Asian American and Pacific Islander
CATEGORIES:Southeast Asian
CATEGORIES:First Generation
CATEGORIES:Women and Gender
CATEGORIES:Dis/Abilities
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