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SUMMARY:HI Resident Lecture Series: Fabienne Kanor
DESCRIPTION:\n“Tales From the Hold 3: Shadows Being Identified”\n\nA Fac
ulty Scholar Resident talk by Fabienne Kanor\, Marian Trygve Freed Early
Career Professor / Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studie
s.\n\n"When not forgotten by history\, when not dissolved by the sea\, w
hen not strewn by the wind\, the « revenants » return". My experimental
documentary series project Tales From the Hold poses and holds this ques
tion: What remains of the Africans swallowed up in the belly of the Atla
ntic Sea\, and in the nothingness of the colonial plantations? How can I
find their traces through time and space? How to rescue them from obliv
ion and bring them back to us? As I began filming the third episode of m
y collection\, titled “The Last Slave Ship”\, in Benin\, West Africa\, I
take a break to present my current work and look back to the genesis of
my project.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/hi-res
ident-lecture-series-fabienne-kanor/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Tales
From the Hold 3: Shadows Being Identified”
A Faculty Scho
lar Resident talk by Fabienne Kanor, Marian Trygve Free
d Early Career Professor / Associate Professor of French and Francophone
Studies.
"When not forgotten by history, when not dissolved by th
e sea, when not strewn by the wind, the « revenants » return". My experi
mental documentary series project Tales From the Hold poses and
holds this question: What remains of the Africans swallowed up in the b
elly of the Atlantic Sea, and in the nothingness of the colonial plantat
ions? How can I find their traces through time and space? How to rescue
them from oblivion and bring them back to us? As I began filming the thi
rd episode of my collection, titled “The Last Slave Ship”, in Benin, Wes
t Africa, I take a break to present my current work and look back to the
genesis of my project.
For more details: https://eve
nts.la.psu.edu/event/hi-resident-lecture-series-fabienne-kanor/
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URL:https://hi.psu.edu/initiatives-and-programs/resident-lecture-series/
LOCATION:124 Sparks Building
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