Outgoing

This event is in the past.It took place on March 16, 2026 at Dwinelle Hall.

The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts 1
Literature Talk
The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts 2
The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts 3
The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts 4
The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts 5

The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts

Southside

Getting lost in Dwinelle is practically a Berkeley rite of passage. This talk by scholar Polina Barskova explores how refugees from 1945-1964 wrote their experiences somewhere between novel and document: part testimony, part fiction, all urgent.

Academic talk
Postwar literature
Refugee narratives
Free campus event

Tips

🗺️"go into Dwinelle, don't look at any maps, and try and find your way out"
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Dwinelle Hall

South Dr, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA

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The Displaced Persons’ Text between the Novel and the Document (1945-1964): Genealogy, Development, Contexts - Outgoing