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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nFriday, September 13, 2024 4:00 pm to 6:0
 0 pm \n JHB 318 \n Jackman Humanities Building \n 170 St George Street, T
 oronto ON M5R 2M8 \n\nSpeakers \nLeo Van Cleynenbreugel (Ghent University)
  \n\nDescription: \nA lecture on the works of the renowned and controversi
 al author, Saadat Hasan Manto. Organized by the DSR's Professor Srilata R
 aman.Despite the tragedies he faced during his lifetime, Manto's literary
  legacy remains both timeless and breathtaking. His writings offer profoun
 d insights into the psychological and emotional impact of the Partition, 
 a perspective that continues to resonate deeply as we seek to understand c
 ontemporary India.In this talk, Leo Van Cleynenbreugel will delve into Ma
 nto's masterful use of language to convey physicality in two of his most f
 amous short stories, 'Thanda Gosht' and 'Toba Tek Singh'. Both of the sto
 ries are placed in the historical context of the Partition. The speaker wi
 ll explore how Manto’s choice of imagery and words reflects the historical
  context of the Partition, shaping the reader's perception of both bodily
  and emotional experiences. Following this analysis, there will be a disc
 ussion on the relationship between writing, historical moments, and the 
 portrayal of physicality in literature.  About the Speaker Leo Van Cleynen
 breugel holds an MA in Indology and an MA in Acting from Ghent University.
  He also trained as a voice coach at Fitzmaurice Voicework Institute. Sinc
 e 2018 he has taught Hindi to the BA3 students at the UGhent Indology depa
 rtment, engaging with them in conversations about actuality, literature\
 , spiritulatiy, travelling and cooking. \n170 St George Street, Toronto 
 ON M5R 2M8 \n\nCategories \n Lecture \n\nAudiences \n U of T CommunityGrad
 uate StudentsUndergraduate Students
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LOCATION:170 St George Street, Toronto ON M5R 2M8
SUMMARY:'Exploring the physicality in Manto’s language'
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 manto%E2%80%99s-language
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