Out of Place and Time - Thinking Migration through the Humanities

Explore the complex topic of migration through a humanities lens in this thought-provoking panel discussion featuring acclaimed writers and scholars Natalie G. Diaz, Yannis Hamilakis, and Maaza Mengiste. Delve into the historical, cultural, and social implications of human movement across time and space, examining how migration intersects with issues of colonialism, empire, and state power. Gain insights into how migration studies can challenge traditional narratives and binaries, while also considering the potential pitfalls of this analytical framework. Discover how the speakers' diverse backgrounds in poetry, archaeology, and literature contribute to a multifaceted understanding of migration and its impact on global societies, artifacts, and national mythologies.

Out of Place and Time: Thinking Migration through the Humanities