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Talk: From Italy to Yorkshire: stories of migration and belonging in Leeds and West Yorkshire, by Professor Chiara La Sala

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, 5-6pm
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Migration, identity, belonging: big questions of our time. What can the Italian experience in West Yorkshire teach us? Join us for an interactive talk on Italian migration to Leeds and West Yorkshire! Migration, identity, belonging: these are some of the biggest questions of our time. But what can the Italian experience in West Yorkshire teach...

Talk: When the Medium IS the Messenger: Language Sustainability in the Age of AI,  by Professor Antonio Martinez-Arboleda 

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, 5-6pm
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What impact can AI have on our languages, as vehicles for communication and repositories of knowledge? Explore the challenges and proposals for sustaining languages as living, community-led, cultural treasures in the age of AI.  Our languages hold generations of human experience. Through them, communities create, interpret and share knowledge, giving meaning to the worlds we...

Talk: Dante's Divine Comedy across contemporary film, music, gaming, and political language, by Dr Laura Lucia Rossi

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, 5-6pm
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How does Dante's 700-year-old poem shape modern gaming, film, and music? Join Dr Laura Lucia Rossi, explore literature’s great adventure, and play judge in Dante's circles. Book your spot now!  What does a 700-year-old Italian poem have to do with modern life? More than you might think. In this lively  session, Dr Laura Lucia Rossi...

Talk: From Homer to Hollywood: Nolan's Odyssey and the traumatised hero, by Professor Emma Stafford

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, 5.30-6.30pm
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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, released in July 2026, has certainly got people talking! But how does this latest Hollywood adaptation compare with earlier versions of Homer’s epic? What makes its hero, Odysseus, such a fascinating and controversial character? And why do ancient stories continue to capture our imaginations and provoke strong reactions? Join us for...

Talk: The life and works of Fyodor Dostoevsky and their meaning for today, by Dr Sarah Hudspith

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, 5pm-6pm
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Talk: The life and works of Fyodor Dostoevsky and their meaning for today by Dr Sarah Hudspith Find out about the life of 19th-century Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky and the events that led him to write his intense, thrilling novels like Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov. Discover how Dostoevsky is viewed in Russia...