October 27, 2023, 4-6pm
Oluwatomisin (Tomi) Onabanjo
“The Sphinx Must Solve Her Own Riddle”:
Edward Wilmot Blyden, Orientalism, and the Regeneration of Africa
53 Washington Square South (King Juan Carlos Center) Room 701
(with wine and cheese)
Oluwatomisin (Tomi) Onabanjo is a graduate student in the History department at New York University. He studies the relationship between Orientalist discourse and subjectivity formation in West Africa during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. He holds a BA in History and Africana Studies from Brown University. Tomi is also a 2023–2024 National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) Emerging Critic. His writing has appeared in the Chicago Review of Books, Electric Literature, and The Brown Undergraduate Journal of Middle East Studies.
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