CREW Blog: December 2010

Monday, 6 December 2010

Robeson Seminar

The first of this year's Paul Robeosn Seminars in African American Studies takes place this Wednesday.

David Anderson, Swansea University

Unwrapping Nostalgia: Remembering the Plantation Christmas in Post-Civil War Plantation Reminiscences

Wednesday, December 4 pm
Fulton House, Lecture Room 2

Croeso i Bawb / All Welcome

For information on the Paul Robeson Seminar Series see:
http://crewswansea.blogspot.com/2008/10/paul-robeson-seminar-series.html

About CREW

Acknowledged as the international leader in this field of Welsh literary and cultural study, CREW (The Centre for Research into the English Literature and Language of Wales, Swansea University) has developed an extensive programme of teaching and research. Scholarly work ranges across a wide number of disciplines, including cultural history, visual culture, transatlantic connections, postcolonial studies and medieval studies. This blog will be updated by staff and postgraduate students, and will help to keep in touch with students past, present and future.

Gwybodaeth am CREW

Sefydlwyd CREW er mwyn cydlynu rhaglen ymchwil ar lefel uwch mewn maes sy’n dod yn bwysicach o ganlyniad i sefydlu’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol. Am bron i 2,000 o flynyddoedd, roedd cwlwm annatod rhwng diwylliant unigryw Cymru a’r iaith Gymraeg. Ond o ganlyniad i dwf y Saesneg, a ddaeth yn iaith y ‘mwyafrif’ yng Nghymru yn yr ugeinfed ganrif, datblygodd llenyddiaeth newydd yn y Saesneg. Ymhlith ffigurau blaenllaw'r llenyddiaeth hon, roedd Dylan Thomas, Margiad Evans, David Jones, R. S. Thomas, Raymond Williams, Gillian Clarke ac Emyr Humphreys. Ar ddechrau’r unfed ganrif ar hugain, gellir ystyried bod y llenyddiaeth hon yn enghraifft leol o’r llifeiriant byd-eang o lenyddiaethau ôl-wladychol yn y Saesneg.