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SUMMARY:The Sawyer Seminar Series: Birthing the Nation presents a Hybrid Researc
	h Seminar: Sikata Banerjee
DESCRIPTION:\n"Martial Man/Chaste Woman: Gendering the Nation"\n\nObserv
	ing contemporary global politics it seems to me that the concept of musc
	ular nationalism is internationally applicable and will help us make sen
	se of what is happening in the world. The project will draw on secondary
	 literature\, cultural expressions from diverse cultural contexts encomp
	assing film and social media\, and public spectacles (e.g. sporting even
	ts\, independence day celebrations\, and cultural events to celebrate na
	tional unity) to argue that muscular nationalism\, with some cultural va
	riation\, is a dominant global interpretation of nation.\n\nSikata Baner
	jee is a Professor Emerita of Gender Studies\, University of Victoria\, 
	Canada.\n\nPlease reach out to Hazel Velasco Palacios hgv5008@psu.edu if
	 you have any questions about the event or need accomodations.\n\nFor mo
	re details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/sawyer-seminar-series-hybrid
	-research-seminar-sikata-banerjee/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p><strong>"Martia
	l Man/Chaste Woman: Gendering the Nation"</strong></p><p>Observing conte
	mporary global politics it seems to me that the concept of muscular nati
	onalism is internationally applicable and will help us make sense of wha
	t is happening in the world. The project will draw on secondary literatu
	re, cultural expressions from diverse cultural contexts encompassing fil
	m and social media, and public spectacles (e.g. sporting events, indepen
	dence day celebrations, and cultural events to celebrate national unity)
	 to argue that muscular nationalism, with some cultural variation, is a 
	dominant global interpretation of nation.</p><p><strong>Sikata Banerjee<
	/strong> is a Professor Emerita of Gender Studies, University of Victori
	a, Canada.</p><p>Please reach out to Hazel Velasco Palacios hgv5008@psu.
	edu if you have any questions about the event or need accomodations.</p>
	<p>For more details: <a href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/sawyer-sem
	inar-series-hybrid-research-seminar-sikata-banerjee/'>https://events.la.
	psu.edu/event/sawyer-seminar-series-hybrid-research-seminar-sikata-baner
	jee/</a></p></body></html>
LOCATION:102 Ihlseng Cottage
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