Rewriting the nation in modern Kazakh literature

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• Diana Kudaibergenova (Cambridge)
• Friday 28 May 2021, 14:00-15:00
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28-05-2021 @ 14:00 Speaker: Diana Kudaibergenova (Cambridge) Platform | Zoom ID: Please register on ‘join meeting’ link Passcode: None Diana Kudaibergenova is a research associate at the Centre of Development Studies, University of Cambridge and studies different intersections of power relations through realms of political sociology dealing with concepts of state, nationalising regimes and ideologies. She received her PhD in 2015 from the Department of Sociology at the University of Cambridge, spent more than two years researching and teaching in Turkmenistan at the International University of the Humanities and Development in Ashgabat and held a postdoctoral position at the Lund University Sociology of Law Department.

Her first book, Rewriting the Nation in Modern Kazakh literature (Lexington, 2017) deals with the study of nationalism, modernisation and cultural development in modern Kazakhstan. Her second based on her doctoral research focuses on the rise of nationalising regimes in post-Soviet space after 1991 with prime focus on power struggles among the political and cultural elites in democratic and non-democratic states (forthcoming with Pittsburgh University Press). Currently she is completing her third book manuscript on power, state and resistance in contemporary art of the post-Soviet Eurasia and works on new project dealing with empowerment.

This talk is part of the King's Silk Roads series.

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