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Title	Diversity: Student Panel
Performer(s)	Hills, Nicole; Trank, Lisa; Vishu, Limstrom, Peter; Eller, Torh
Subject 1	Multiculturalism.
Subject 2	Narratives.
Subject 3	Language and culture.
Abstract	In this diversity panel, students share family narratives and explore critical questions about culture and literary responses / agendas.
Content	0:00 Justin introduces panelists. 1:25 Vishu makes the point that everybody is very different, that's what makes writing interesting. He tells a story, oral history in his family. Origin story of Rajasthan. 8:00 Lisa Trank talks about the process of assimilation and appropriation. Storytelling in her family. broken narrative. Secret and disclosure, imagination and feeling. 15:10 Peter Limstrom discusses forgotten narrative. Searching. 22:48 Nicole Hills tries to answer the question of what determines a literary agenda? Explores two events in Australia that led to literary responses. She speaks about the Aboriginal people. 34:09 Torh Eller (?) talks about the view of inside story versus outside story, being an exile, and asks who is your audience when you have lived half your life in one place and half in another place,? If you're from several cultures at once, what is your language? 41:33 Q & A. Panelists talk about their family's stories of coming to the U.S., writing from another identity's perspective, and other topics. 1:18:52 Recording ends.
Type of Event	panel
Engineer's Notes	Not sure correct spelling of names
Date Recorded	1998-07-02
File Format	.mp3
Performance Length	1:18:52
Rights Information	Copyright release given to Naropa University for the purposes of preservation, marketing and educational use. All other rights reserved to individual performers.
Department	Writing
Publisher	Allen Ginsberg Library and Naropa University Archives
Type	Sound
Language	eng
File Name	98P049.mp3

Diversity: Student Panel

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