The Methodologies and Contexts of "Recovery" Research in the C21

Description

This residency hosted by the University of East Anglia and supported by the CHASE Doctoral Training Partnership offers an intensive, advanced training opportunity for doctoral researchers at all levels and in all humanities discipline areas whose PhD project involves an element of “recovery” research (research that seeks to bring to light, restore and/or critically recuperate works/individuals/objects that have been lost, obscured, neglected or denied). By bringing together established scholars and doctoral researchers to discuss and develop on-going conversations about the value, method and impact of recovery research, the retreat will foster critical reflection on how each individual’s project fits within and speaks to wider research practices around recuperation and political commitments to diversity in the humanities.

Period	1 Apr 2019 → 5 Apr 2019
Event type	Conference
Location	Beaulieu, United KingdomShow on map
Degree of Recognition	National