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Friday,
January 25, 2008
1:30pm
Simpson Center for the Humanities (Communications, Room 202)
UW, Seattle
“Periodicals in Colonial Morocco: The Inception of a Multilingual
Literary Culture”
Marie-Therese
Ellis completed her Ph.D. in French and Francophone
Studies (dissertation: "Empire or Umma? Writing Beyond the Nation
in Moroccan Periodicals") at the University of California, Berkeley
in 2007 and is currently an instructor there. She has received numerous
fellowships and grants including Fulbright (Tunisia), American Institute
of Maghrib Studies (Morocco), Center for Arabic Studies Abroad (Egypt),
l'E'cole Normale Supe'rieure (Paris).
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