Katha III Image to Stage to Page: The Performer as Traveler

Dr. Rich Rice and Dr. Kanika Batra join DCL CUK

Dr. Rich Rice and Dr. Kanika Batra from the Texas Tech University, USA joined as visiting faculty members in the Department of Comparative Literature, Central University of Kerala. They are offering three courses to our students. See the links to one of the courses below:

http://richrice.com/remediation
http://richrice.com/wfl

The First Batch of DCL 2009-2011

Abdul Hameed cleared JRF-NET

PA Abdul Hameeed, (MA English & Comparative Literature Student 2009-11) qualified in the JRF-NET examination conducted by the UGC in 2010 December. With his commitment to learning and dedication to hard work, Hameed qualified the exam in the first chance.

Hearty Congratulations Hameed. Keep Going great.

Programme Schedule of Workshop on Bible Translation

National Workshop on the Impact of Bible Translations

Prof. Sundar Sarukkai speaks on "language of culture"

DCL LECTURE SERIES II : Prof. Sundar Sarukkai

DCL LECTURE SERIES II : Prof. Sundar Sarukkai

Department of Comparative Literature
School of Languages and Comparative Literature
Central University of Kerala, Vidyanagar PO, Kasaragod, Kerala INDIA - 671 123

Dear All,
You are cordially invited to
the

DCL LECTURE II
by the renowned thinker and culture critic
PROF. SUNDAR SARUKKAI
(Director, Manipal Centre for Philosophy & Humanities, Manipal University)
on
“Language of Culture”

Venue: CUK Conference Hall
Date: 23rd February 2011, Wednesday
Time: 10am

J Devika delivering the DCL Lecture I

DCL LECTURE SERIES I

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KERALA
DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
We cordially invite you to
the
INAUGURATION of
DCL LECTURE SERIES
On 11th February, 2011 at CUK Conference Hall

Programme
10.00 am - Welcome Address:
Dr. Prasad Pannian (Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Comparative Literature)
10.15 am - Inaugural Address:
Prof. Jancy James (Honourable Vice Chancellor, Central University of Kerala)
10.45 am - Key Note Address:
Dr. J. Devika (Associate Professor, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram)

A Gateway Bigger than a House?
Reflections on the ‘Pennezhuthu’ Debate in Kerala.

Afternoon: 2.00 pm - Interaction with J. Devika
Kulasthreeyum Chandappennum Undayathengane?

Vote of Thanks:
Dr. Joseph Koyippally (Associate Professor, Dept. Of Comparative Literature)

Katha II : Heroes & Anti Heroes at Play on 13th January 2011

Prof. Paula Richman, Kalpetta Narayanan and Kaladharan