Mourning: different times, different forms
A conference to explore different aspects of mourning across history, culture and expression. Part of the Cities partnership Programme.
20 February 2020
This interdisciplinary collaboration brings together academics from modern languages, English, and science, as well as people from the creative sector.
The conference investigates the relationship between mourning and poetry, autobiography, the novel, the essay, and diaries.
It then looks to the role of photography and the visual arts as expressions of mourning.
Research questions explore relationships between the medieval and the modern; words and images; and the individual and the collective.
A conference, Mourning: different times, different forms, was held on 14 - 15 May 2019 in Rome.
Area
Arts and Humanities
UCL leads
- Jennifer Rushworth, School of European Languages, Culture and Society (SELCS)
- Florian Mussgnug, School of European Languages, Culture and Society (SELCS)
- Susan Irvine, Department of English Language & Literature
Partner leads
Università Roma Tre
- Simona Corso