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Two journal articles released about The Artists and Academics exhibition

Well done to Alice and Eri for writing two seperate reflections about the Artists and Academics Exhibition (Nov 2016). I enjoyed reading both articles very much. Alice is an IAS fellow, History of Art, University of Warwick with specialisms in Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years7 May 2017 ago

New book: Shattered Roses. “There are enough stories with male characters”

My Beauty and the Beast retelling is available here    My most recent book has been four years in the making. It was at the start of my PhD in 2012 when I moved to Warwick University that I wrote a Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years ago

New publication: Seascape

I am happy to announce the forthcoming publication of a book inspired by my storytelling research. The title Seascape comes from a play on the words ‘sea’ and ‘landscape’. Seascape is the title of one of the stories in the Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years ago

Folktales & memory with author Katherine Langrish

  Do folktales contain memory? Does the odyssey or Iliad contain history? What is remembered and what is forgotten? Over all the event was an interesting talk and Q&A session. These were some of the questions that arose during an Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years ago
Business writing

Exhibition results: “Inspirational”, “fantastic”, “an unexpected delight”

Exhibition results To celebrate Coventry’s bid for the City of Culture (2021), Dr Emma Parfitt, IAS ECF Fellow, University of Warwick, and Fargo village created an exhibition in the centre of Coventry on the 26th November 2016. The exhibition involved Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years30 November 2016 ago

group authored article published

A Group Interview about Publishing with Professor Jack Zipes Emma Louise Parfitt, Emine Erdoğan, Heidi Fritz, Peter M. Ward Click here to for open access paper   Abstract The conversation piece is the product of a group interview with Professor Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years ago

What do Starburst and Beetlejuice have in common?

  Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice (1988) For people who have never been to an exhibition and wonder why it would be relevant for them, I would ask them… do you like horror films? Seems a bit random I agree. Needle felting Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years ago

How the gypsies got their music: the future of storytelling research

Warwick University is holding its first storytelling conference aimed at storytellers, arts practitioners, and researchers. Photo by Alden Chadwick (Flickr, http://bit.ly/2aBeD8k) When? 28thNovember 2016, 12.00 noon – 17.15 pm Where? Warwick University, Main library, Coventry What do we want the Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 9 years ago

Professor Jack Zipes’ visit to Warwick University (June 2016)

Professor Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota, a world expert on fairy tales and storytelling, came to Warwick and participated in a number of events with academics and members of the public. The event was funded by a collaboration of resources Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 10 years ago
Storytelling

Arts exhibition. Fargo ‘artists and academics’ exhibition 26th of November (10am to 6pm)

Arts exhibition information. An arts exhibition … To celebrate Coventry’s bid for the City of Culture in 2017 the University of Warwick and Fargo village are bringing artists and academics together. We are creating an exhibition of local artists work. Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 10 years26 May 2016 ago

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