January 29, 2018
4:00PM - 5:30PM
Denney 311
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Panel Discussion on Ian McEwan's Nutshell
On Monday, January 29 at 4 PM in Denney 311, Project Narrative will team up with our colleagues in the Renaissance to sponsor a panel discussion on Ian McEwan's adaptation of Hamlet, his 2016 novel Nutshell. The panelists will be Sarah Neville, Jennifer Higginbotham, Hannibal Hamlin, and Jim Phelan. We encourage all those interested in attending to read (or re-read) McEwan's novel in advance of the session. Teaser: McEwan's character narrator is the Hamlet figure as a fetus. The panelists will do short takes on the novel so that we can have lots of time for discussion.
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2018-01-29 16:00:00
2018-01-29 17:30:00
Panel Discussion on Ian McEwan's Nutshell
On Monday, January 29 at 4 PM in Denney 311, Project Narrative will team up with our colleagues in the Renaissance to sponsor a panel discussion on Ian McEwan's adaptation of Hamlet, his 2016 novel Nutshell. The panelists will be Sarah Neville, Jennifer Higginbotham, Hannibal Hamlin, and Jim Phelan. We encourage all those interested in attending to read (or re-read) McEwan's novel in advance of the session. Teaser: McEwan's character narrator is the Hamlet figure as a fetus. The panelists will do short takes on the novel so that we can have lots of time for discussion.
Denney 311
Project Narrative
projectnarrative@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
On Monday, January 29 at 4 PM in Denney 311, Project Narrative will team up with our colleagues in the Renaissance to sponsor a panel discussion on Ian McEwan's adaptation of Hamlet, his 2016 novel Nutshell. The panelists will be Sarah Neville, Jennifer Higginbotham, Hannibal Hamlin, and Jim Phelan. We encourage all those interested in attending to read (or re-read) McEwan's novel in advance of the session. Teaser: McEwan's character narrator is the Hamlet figure as a fetus.
The panelists will do short takes on the novel so that we can have lots of time for discussion.
