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Apes in Fiction: Questioning the Human

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This lecture is part of the 'Human Culture, Non-human World' series, and is an analysis of the representation of apes and humans in modern literature and theory


This lecture is part of the 'Human Culture, Non-human World' series, and is an analysis of the representation of apes and humans in modern literature and theory. Dr McKay has published a number of essays on the ethics of animal representation and is completing a study of animals in contemporary fiction. He is a member of the Animal Studies Group.


Speaker(s):

Dr Robert McKay | talks

 

Date and Time:

26 April 2007 at 5:30 pm

Duration:

1 hour 30 minutes

 

Venue:

English Literary Studies, Middlesex University
Trent Park Campus
Bramley Rd
London
N14 4YZ
+44 20 84 11 53 94
http://www.mdx.ac.uk/els

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This lecture will take place in the Mansion at Trent Park, in room M003.

For further information contact Erica Fudge on: e.fudge@mdx.ac.uk

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