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Precarious Lives, Uncertain Futures
Elisabetta Marino, University of Rome Tor Vergata (Italy)
Om Prakash Dwivedi, Auro University (India)
Janet Wilson, University of Northampton (UK)
Convenors
Challenging Precarity:
A Global Network
UNIVERSITY OF ROME TOR VERGATA
“AREA CONGRESSI”, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING,
VIA DEL POLITECNICO 1, 00133, ROMEChallenging Precarity:
A Global Network
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
8:30-17:00 – REGISTRATION
MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
9:15-10:00 –WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS
Orazio Schillaci, Rector, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
Giorgio Adamo, Dean of the Department of History, Humanities, and Society
Elisabetta Marino, Om Prakash Dwivedi, Janet Wilson, Convenors
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
10:00-12:00– PARALLEL SESSIONS
Session 1-AULA ARCHIMEDE Session 2-AULA LEONARDO Session 3-AULA PITAGORA Session 4-AULA GALILEO
The Production of Marginal Literary Representations of the European Perspectives on Precarity Redefining the “Precarious” Self
Identities I Refugee “Crisis” and Institutional Culture
Chairperson: Janet Wilson Chairperson: Carla Francellini Chairperson: Dhananjay Rai Chairperson: Sabrina Vellucci
Terrorism, Precarity and the Idea of Leaving without Arriving: Uncertain Presents, Boundaries & Belonging, a View from Athens Fatherhood, Education and
Hospitality Obstructed Futures in the Contemporary Vasiliki Gavra, Independent scholar Cosmopolitanism. The Bangladeshi
Emmanouil Aretoulakis, National and Refugee Literature Diaspora between Rome and London
Kapodistrian University of Athens Teresa Botelho, Nova University of Lisbon Piero Vereni and Simone Cerulli,
Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor
Vergata”
Unsettling Precarity: The Representation of Imagining Precarity: The Language and Utility The Role of Education and Migration in New Generations Conquering a Voice.
Migrants and Xenophobia in of Contemporary Homelessness Fiction Evolution of Romanian Society. 30 Years after Italian and German “Second Generations”
Contemporary South African Writing Joseph Anderton, Birmingham City 1989 Revolution Organize Themselves
Johan Jacobs, University of KwaZulu- University Mihaela Gligor, The Romanian Academy, Veronica Pastorino, Sachverständigenrat
Natal, Durban Cluj-Napoca Deutscher Stiftungen für Integration und
Migration
Inclusive, Exclusive and Exceptional: On the Benjamin Zephaniah’s Refugee Boy: Uncertain Future of the Humanities. The Case When Housing Insecurity Means “Stable
Aporia of Citizenship Representing Refugee ‘Crisis’ in Literature of Poland Precarity”: The Example of a Roman Squat
Lobna Ben Salem, Manouba University Sercan Hamza Bağlama, Çanakkale Halina Marlewicz, Jagiellonian University Chiara Cacciotti, Sapienza Università di
Onsekiz Mart University RomaChallenging Precarity:
A Global Network
Daoud’s Picasso in ‘Time of Cholera’: Precarious Lives and the Refugee “Crisis” in Feeling Precarity: Cultivating Flexibility, Global Population Ageing: Triumph or
Between “Cultural Genocide” & Contemporary English Drama Balance, and Openness at Tattva Yoga Disaster?
(Im)Possibilities in the Arab World Giovanna Buonanno, Università di Modena Amsterdam Laura Tommaso, Università degli Studi
Bootheina Majoul, ISLT, University of e Reggio Emilia Alexandra Brown, University of del Molise
Carthage Amsterdam
The Geography of Uncertainty: A Model to Beyond Invisibility and Isolation: Asylum and The Uses of Precarity: Figuring Self as Other Precarious Lives, Challenging Futures:
Interpret Globalization Exile: The Hidden Voices of London by in Hungarian Political Discourses Today Reviewing the Rights of Nachni in West
Alessandro Ricci, Università degli Studi di Bidisha Thomas Cooper, Károli Gáspár University, Bengal
Roma “Tor Vergata” Elisabetta Marino, Università degli Studi di Budapest Monami Nag, Principal, Tarakeswar
Roma “Tor Vergata” Girls High School
12:00-12:30
COFFEE BREAK - MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
12:30-13:30
KEYNOTE
WRITING THE TRESPASSER: PERMITTED MIGRATION, PROHIBITED PERSONHOOD
JOHN MCLEOD, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
Chairperson: Janet Wilson
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
13:30-14:30
LUNCH - MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
14:30-15:50– PARALLEL SESSIONS
Session 5-AULA ARCHIMEDE Session 6-AULA LEONARDO Session 7-AULA PITAGORA Session 8-AULA GALILEO
Writing and Translation as “Frames of War”: Precarity in the Historical Representations of Exiles, Migrants, and Diasporic
Material Practices Transnational, Post-9/11 World Precarity Perspectives on Violence
Chairperson: Bootheina Majoul Chairperson: Richard Ambrosini Chairperson: Jaydeep Sarangi Chairperson: Veronica Thompson
“When It Rains, It Pours Down”. Migrant Civilization Configurations and Global Talking about Utopia and Dystopia: The Fall Ideological Borders and Insecurity:
Workers and Precarious Lives in Steinbeck’s Precariousness in Post-9/11 Fiction of Ancient Carthage Transformation of Political Self
Of Mice and Men Olga Bandrovska, Ivan Franko National Alessandro Campus, Università degli Studi in Vedat Turkali’s Kayıp Romanlar (The Lost
Carla Francellini, Università degli Studi di University of Lviv di Roma “Tor Vergata” Novels)
Roma “Tor Vergata” Mehmet Ali Çelikel, Pamukkale University
“But, my God! It Was My Material, and It Transnational and Intergenerational Uncertain A Tragedy of Precarity: The Mourning Bride To Resist Means (Not) to Survive
Was All I Had to Deal with”. The Precarity of Legacies in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely by William Congreve Challenging a Butlerian Critique of
Writing a Text: The Case of Tender Is the Loud & Incredibly Close Valentina Rossi, Università degli Studi di Minoritarian Violence on the Case of Marielle
Night Sabrina Vellucci, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata” Franco
Marta Lucari, Università degli Studi di Roma Tre Carla Schriever, University of Oldenburg
Roma “Tor Vergata”Challenging Precarity:
A Global Network
Precarious Translators, Uncertain The Elusive Sense of National Affiliation: Hilary Mantel’s Trilogy. A Literary and “The Burning City”: The Memory of the Fall
Translations: From Invisible to Automated Mohsin Hamid’s Precarious Characters Historical Vision of Unstable Human Lives of Saigon in the Works of Diasporic
Translators Carla Fusco, Università “G. D’Annunzio” Rossana Sebellin, Università degli Studi di Vietnamese Authors
Angela Sileo, Università degli Studi di Chieti-Pescara Roma “Tor Vergata” Giacomo Traina, Sapienza Università di
Roma “Tor Vergata” Roma
15:50-16:15
TEA BREAK - MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
16:15-17:15
KEYNOTE
DIGGING INTO PRECARIOUS LIVES IN THE ANTHROPOCENE. STRATIGRAPHY IN POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE
CARMEN CONCILIO, UNIVERSITÀ DI TORINO
Chairperson: Om P. Dwivedi
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
18:00 CONCERT
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES-AUDITORIUM
Thursday, January 30, 2020
8:30-17:00 –REGISTRATION
MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
9:30-11:30– PARALLEL SESSIONS
Session 9-AULA ARCHIMEDE Session 10-AULA LEONARDO Session 11-AULA PITAGORA Session 12-AULA GALILEO
The Socioeconomic Impacts of The Production of Marginal Challenging Precarity in Canadian Neoliberal Dystopias
Neoliberalism Identities II Literature
Chairperson: Esterino Adami Chairperson: Syed Haider Chairperson: Lisa Bloom Chairperson: Daniela Guardamagna
Scopic Economy and the Spectacle of Labor Suspended Life in the Wait of Citizenship: Vulnerable Refugees: Precarity and Resistance Islands, Borders and the Architecture of
Minoo Moallem, University of California, L’Afrance or the Story of Non-Belonging in Sharon Bala’s The Boat People Precarity in John Lanchester’s The Wall
Berkeley Adriana Simoncelli, Jagiellonian University Sara Casco-Solis, University of Salamanca (2019)
Lidia A. De Michelis, Università degli Studi
di Milano
Precarity and Neoliberal Self Precarity, Marginality and Dispossession: Community Resurgence: Challenging Speculative Friction, or, Neoliberalism
Dhananjay Rai, Central University of Crossing Borders in Babel (Inarritu, Indigenous Precarity through Lee Maracle’s Rhymes with Nothing: The Un-Poetic Turn of
Gujarat 2006) and Frozen River (Courtney Hunt, Fictions Resistance Writing and the Works of Derrick
2008) Lucía López Serrano, University of Jensen
Gilles Menegaldo, University of Poitiers Salamanca Roger Davis, Red Deer CollegeChallenging Precarity:
A Global Network
Neoliberal Discourse and Its Glamour The Precarious Body as Savior for the Precarity and the Ethics of Love in the Dystopian Settings and Climate Change on
“Trappings”. On Revealed Precariousness Professional Class in Once Upon a Time in Canadian City Stage: Images of Twentieth Century Theatre
Sorin Ciutacu, West University of Hollywood Ana Mª Fraile-Marcos, University of Susana Nicolás Román, University of
Timisoara Ilias Ben-Mna, Humboldt University, Berlin Salamanca Almeria
What Future for Social Rights under the Freedom Lost or Found? Neoliberal Responses to Planetary Precarity in Larissa Populism and Planetary Precarity in Contemporary
Global Trade? Reflections and Scenarios Expulsions and City Transformations in Aman Lai’s The Tiger Flu Indian Dystopian Fiction: The Case of Nayantara
Antonella D’Andrea, Università degli Studi Sethi’s A Free Man Lidia María Cuadrado Payeras, University Sahgal’s When the Moon Shines by Day (2017)
di Roma “Tor Vergata” Cristina M. Gámez-Fernández, University of Salamanca and Prayaag Akbar’s Leila (2018)
of Córdoba Dolores Herrero, University of Zaragoza
Temporary Occupancy as an Urban Indicator Migrations, Re-locations, Border Crossings Settling in Precarity: Paradoxicality in Yann “Britain Had Become a Country of Winners
of Precariousness in Brussels. An Bruna Mancini, Università della Calabria Martel’s Life of Pi and Losers”: John Lanchester’s Capital or the
Homological Comparison between Socio- Bennett Yu-hsiang Fu, National Taiwan Crippling Power of Neoliberalism
Economic and Urban Fields University Alice Borrego, Paul-Valéry University
Marie-Charlotte Dalin, UCL-LOCI Montpellier 3
Bruxelles
11:30-12:00
COFFEE BREAK - MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
12:00-13:00
KEYNOTE
THE PRECARITY OF MEANING IN WUTHERING HEIGHTS
TABISH KHAIR, AARHUS UNIVERSITY
Chairperson: Elisabetta Marino
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
13:00-14:15
LUNCH - MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
14:15-16:00– PARALLEL SESSIONS
Session 13-AULA ARCHIMEDE Session 14-AULA LEONARDO Session 15-AULA PITAGORA Session 16-AULA GALILEO
The Language and Discourses of Populism, Precarity and Language Art as a Form of Resistance Challenging Precarity in Indian
Precarity, Development and Literature
Environment
Chairperson: Ana Mª Fraile-Marcos Chairperson: Massimiliano Demata Chairperson: Teresa Botelho Chairperson: Halina Marlewicz
Going Places? Representing Precarity, Precarity and Populism in the Brexit Debate in Precarious Freedoms: The Artist’s Challenges Narratives of Displacement: Precarious
Postcolonial Tourism and Environmentalism the British Press in Ben Okri’s Writing Citizenship in Aruni Kashyap’s Creative
across Texts and Discourse Chiara Degano, Università degli Studi di Mariaconcetta Costantini, Università degli Imaginary
Esterino Adami, Università di Torino Roma Tre Studi “G. D’Annunzio” Chieti-Pescara Rimika Singhvi, IIS (Deemed to be
University), Jaipur, Rajasthan, IndiaChallenging Precarity:
A Global Network
Sūardān (The Gift of the Pig) by Roopnarayan Brexit and Uncertainty for a Group of Expats Precarity and Feminist Art Practices in Precarious Mechanisms in Ravi
Sonkar: A Dalit Dream of Development in Malta Antarctica in the Age of Climate Change Subramanian’s Novel Don’t Tell the Governor
against Precarity Marianna Lya Zummo, Università di Lisa Bloom, University of California, Monali Chatterjee, Nirma University,
Alessandra Consolaro, Università di Torino Palermo Berkeley Ahmedabad
Andamans and Nicobar: An Indian Colony Frames “Trump” Facts: An Analysis of A Feminist Analysis of the Effects of Climate Are These Lives Real? Precarious Migrants’
Alessandro Vescovi, Università di Milano Donald Trump’s Use of Language Change on Precarious Lives: Jesmyn Ward’s Existences and Relationality in Kiran Desai’s
Giulia Magazzù, Università degli Studi di Salvage the Bones and C. Morgan Babst’s The The Inheritance of Loss (2006)
Roma “Tor Vergata” Floating World Alessia Polatti, Università di Verona
Chiara Xausa, Università di Bologna
Ecological Crises and Sociological Precariat, Precariousness, Precarity: A Precarity - The Great Unresolved Issue of Our Gun Island: Amitav Ghosh’s Literary
Gesellschaft/Gemeinschaft in the Literary Lexicographic Analysis of the Multiple Facets Time Challenge to the Eurocentric Anthropocene
Representations of Migrant Pastoralist of Employment Insecurity and Sanchita Islam, Artist Pilar Royo-Grasa, University of Zaragoza
Community of the Indian Western Their Implications in the Translating Process
Frontier Laura Diamanti, Università di Cassino e del
Yamini Shah, Ramnarain Ruia Lazio Meridionale
Autonomous College
16:00-16:30
TEA BREAK - MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
16:30-17:30
KEYNOTE
MYTHS OF MODERNITY: LIVING BETWEEN POVERTY AND THE PAVEMENT
BASHABI FRASER, EDINBURGH NAPIER UNIVERSITY
Chairperson: Nancy Batty
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
17:30-18:30 – CHALLENGING PRECARITY: A GLOBAL NETWORK, GENERAL MEETING
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
20:00 – SOCIAL DINNERChallenging Precarity:
A Global Network
Friday, January 31, 2020
8:30-11:00 –REGISTRATION
MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
9:30-11:00– PARALLEL SESSIONS
Session 17-AULA ARCHIMEDE Session 18-AULA LEONARDO Session 19-AULA PITAGORA Session 20-AULA GALILEO
Imagining Precarious Futures Discourses of Migrancy and the Precarity and/in Higher Education Semiotics and Aesthetics of Dalit
Minor Child Precarity
Chairperson: Om P. Dwivedi Chairperson: Mariaconcetta Chairperson: Rossana Sebellin Chairperson: Lidia A. De Michelis
Costantini
On the Frictions of the Virtual Frontier: Labor Sharing Suffering: The Photograph of Jakelin Women, University and Academic Research. Broken Lives: Politics and Affect in the
in Cyberpunk Caal Maquin as an Unstable Personal, A Gender Sensitive Analysis on Research Semiotics of Untouchability
Salvatore Proietti, Università della Calabria Political, and Ethical Witness Products Sofia Cavalcanti, Università di Bologna
Diane Zeeuw, Kendall College of Art and Elvira Lozupone, Università degli Studi di
Design of Ferris State University Roma “Tor Vergata”
Globalisation and Eradication of Human The Case of the “Unaccompanied Alien “Great Things Are Done when Men and Towards Dalit Aesthetics
Values: A Study of Manjula Padmanabhan’s Children”: Precarity, Dehumanization Mountains Meet”. Taking on Jaydeep Sarangi, New Alipore College,
Play Harvest and the Discourse of Immigration in the Age Precariousness in the Literature Classroom: Kolkata
Sachin Namdeo Gadekar, SP Pune of Trump The Case of William Blake
University Massimiliano Demata, Università di Torino Marta Fabi, Università degli Studi di Roma
“Tor Vergata”
Precarity and Its Socio-Political Trends Uncertain Futures: The Case of The ‘Precarious’ Situation of Language Policy ‘Passing’ and Caste Precarity
Vijaya Sethi, Shri Ramswaroop Memorial Unaccompanied Foreign Minors in Higher Education: Recent Trends and Toral Jatin Gajarawala, New York
University Giovanna Giurlanda, Università degli Studi Controversies University
di Roma “Tor Vergata” Beatrice Zuaro, Stockholm University
11:00-11:30
COFFEE BREAK- MAIN HALL – AREA CONGRESSI – SECOND FLOOR
11:30-12:30
KEYNOTE
HIGHER EDUCATION, SKILLS & EMPLOYABILITY: UNCERTAIN FUTURE
ROHIT SINGH, AURO UNIVERSITY
Chairperson: Cristina M. Gámez-Fernández
AULA CONVEGNI – EDIFICIO DELLA DIDATTICA – GROUND FLOOR
12:30− CONCLUSIVE REMARKS
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