انجمن سخن فارسی در دانشگاه شیکاگو تقدیم می کند
Ezzat Goushegir
عزت گوشه گیر
ویژگی های آوایی، تصویری و معنایی در سه زبان
Features of Sound, Image and Meaning in Three Languages
(The Challenges of writing in Three Languages)
Ezzat Goushegir, is a playwright, author and film critic. She has performed her plays internationally as well as published five books in Farsi, including three collections of short stories: “The Woman, the Room and Love”, “…And Suddenly the Leopard Cried: Woman”, “The Woman Reluctantly Said Goodbye, a collection of two plays and a book of poetry. A number of her plays have been staged and produced in the US, Europe, Canada, the Philippines and China since 1987; among them "Maryam's Pregnancy" which won a Richard Maibaum award and Behind the Curtains received a Norman Felton award. Three of her plays “Medea was Born in Fallujah”, “You are not a Man!” and “Now Smile” were anthologized in "Witness, Crawdad and Afghanistan: A Window on the Tragedy." Currently she teaches at DePaul University in Chicago.
**The talk will be in Persian and Professor Goushegir will read excerpts of her plays in English**
Wednesday, May 13 at 5:00pm
University of Chicago
Pick Hall, 5828 South University Ave.
Room #218
Chicago, IL 60637
Features of Sound, Image and Meaning in Three Languages
(The Challenges of writing in Three Languages)
Ezzat Goushegir, is a playwright, author and film critic. She has performed her plays internationally as well as published five books in Farsi, including three collections of short stories: “The Woman, the Room and Love”, “…And Suddenly the Leopard Cried: Woman”, “The Woman Reluctantly Said Goodbye, a collection of two plays and a book of poetry. A number of her plays have been staged and produced in the US, Europe, Canada, the Philippines and China since 1987; among them "Maryam's Pregnancy" which won a Richard Maibaum award and Behind the Curtains received a Norman Felton award. Three of her plays “Medea was Born in Fallujah”, “You are not a Man!” and “Now Smile” were anthologized in "Witness, Crawdad and Afghanistan: A Window on the Tragedy." Currently she teaches at DePaul University in Chicago.
**The talk will be in Persian and Professor Goushegir will read excerpts of her plays in English**
Wednesday, May 13 at 5:00pm
University of Chicago
Pick Hall, 5828 South University Ave.
Room #218
Chicago, IL 60637
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