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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global AffairsSouth Asia Center presentsL
 iterary Imaginaries\nof KashmirThis talk aims to\nhighlight as to how we&n
 bsp\; understand Kashmiri writers' positioning as\nthe representative of K
 ashmir\, an ascription both accepted and rejected by\ntheir writings and a
  situation parallel to the political positions available to\nthe Kashmiri 
 thinker or writer today.Asiya Zahoor&nbsp\;Asiya Zahoor is a\nSanford H. T
 aylor Post-doctoral Fellow at the Asian Studies Department. Asiya\nZahoor 
 studied Caribbean&nbsp\; literature\, Psycholinguistics and Kashmiri\nLite
 rature at the Universities of Kashmir\, Oxford University in the UK. and\n
 Jamia Millia Islamia\, New Delhi.&nbsp\; Asiya's film\, "The Stitch" has\n
 won the critics award for Best Short Film&nbsp\; at the South Asian Film\n
 Festival. Asiya has written on migration\, psycholinguistics\, Caribbean a
 nd\nKashmiri&nbsp\; and&nbsp\; Urdu literature. She has also written poetr
 y and short\nfiction. Her latest book\, Serpents Under my Veil\, is a coll
 ection of poems. For more information or to request additional accommodati
 ons\, please contact Emera Bridger Wilson\, elbridge@syr.edu.
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SUMMARY:Asiya Zahoor: Literary Imaginaries of Kashmir
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs</p><p>
 South Asia Center presents</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Literary Imaginaries\n
 of Kashmir</strong></p><p>This talk aims to\nhighlight as to how we&nbsp\;
  understand Kashmiri writers' positioning as\nthe representative of Kashmi
 r\, an ascription both accepted and rejected by\ntheir writings and a situ
 ation parallel to the political positions available to\nthe Kashmiri think
 er or writer today.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Asiya Zahoor&nbsp\;</strong><
 /p><p>Asiya Zahoor is a\nSanford H. Taylor Post-doctoral Fellow at the Asi
 an Studies Department. Asiya\nZahoor studied Caribbean&nbsp\; literature\,
  Psycholinguistics and Kashmiri\nLiterature at the Universities of Kashmir
 \, Oxford University in the UK. and\nJamia Millia Islamia\, New Delhi.&nbs
 p\; Asiya's film\, "The Stitch" has\nwon the critics award for Best Short 
 Film&nbsp\; at the South Asian Film\nFestival. Asiya has written on migrat
 ion\, psycholinguistics\, Caribbean and\nKashmiri&nbsp\; and&nbsp\; Urdu l
 iterature. She has also written poetry and short\nfiction. Her latest book
 \, Serpents Under my Veil\, is a collection of poems.</p><p><br></p><p> Fo
 r more information or to request additional accommodations\, please contac
 t Emera Bridger Wilson\, elbridge@syr.edu.</p>
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