Emerging Scholars, Embodiment, and Indigenous Women’s Writing: A Conversation with Lucie Altmannová

In this episode of Canadian Studies from Brno, host Dr. Denisa Krásná speaks with Lucie Altmannová, a doctoral candidate at Masaryk University whose research explores contemporary writing by Indigenous women in Canada and the US, examining how literature engages with colonial histories, gender, sexuality, and the regulation of the female body.In this episode, we explore the concept of embodiment, the role of storytelling in Indigenous healing, and the challenges of conducting decolonial research from a Central European perspective. We also discuss Lucie’s experience as an emerging scholar, including her participation in the Canadian Summer School in Toronto and her work with the Central European Association for Canadian Studies (CEACS), where she contributes to building academic networks across regions.🎧 A thoughtful conversation about literature, power, and the future ofCanadian Studies through the lens of a new generation of scholars.🔗 Follow us on ⁠Instagram.