Laura Brueck, assistant professor of Hindi Literature and South Asian Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will present a lecture titled “Hindi Dalit Literature: Language and Political Consciousness” on Thursday, April 22, at 10:30 a.m. in Kirner-Johnson room 101. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Brueck, a former visiting professor of comparative literature at Hamilton, specializes in Dalit studies and modern Hindi literature and is working on a book titled Writing Resistance: Dalit Literature in Contemporary India.
The lecture is part of the Asian Studies Speakers Series and is made possible with funding by the Julie J. Kidd Fund for the Study of International Issues and the Dean of Faculty Office.
Brueck, a former visiting professor of comparative literature at Hamilton, specializes in Dalit studies and modern Hindi literature and is working on a book titled Writing Resistance: Dalit Literature in Contemporary India.
The lecture is part of the Asian Studies Speakers Series and is made possible with funding by the Julie J. Kidd Fund for the Study of International Issues and the Dean of Faculty Office.
