CEREP
The postcolonial research centre CEREP was founded in 1968. For several decades now, it has regularly organized conferences, lectures, and seminars, as well as engaged in teaching and research activities at the University of Liège in Belgium.
News & Events
Lecture
Recesses and Motionless Flights: Imaginary Journeys in Contemporary Anglophone Caribbean literature
Kerry-Jane Wallart will explore how the motif of journeying in post-2000 Anglophone Caribbean literature evolves as both a response to and symptom of European colonization. Her lecture argues that travel here shifts into imaginary or dystopian realms – what could be called “pirate” travelling.
Liège centre-ville
Second phase of Dr Pavan Malreddy’s Feodor Lynen Senior Fellowship (Humboldt Foundation) at CEREP
A warm welcome to PD Dr. Pavan Kumar Malreddy, University of Potsdam, Germany, who resumes his Feodor Lynen Senior Fellowship (Humboldt Foundation) at CEREP. He will be hosted by Delphine Munos from 1 October 2025 to 31 December 2026.
International symposium
Lost & Found: Archives and Multilingualism in the (Post)Colony
This international symposium interrogates received definitions of the archive as well as ‘what counts’ as archive in postcolonial and colonial multilingual contexts. Confirmed speakers are Alison Donnell (University of Bristol) and Ashleigh Harris (Uppsala University).
Liège centre-ville
