Free to attend, open to all. Registration required: click here. These workshops are for anyone hoping to launch a podcast or just curious about how to get into podcasting. Whether you’re a student or scholar in the humanities, or just want to make a podcast that reaches other human beings, these workshops are for you! Workshops […]
March 31, 2025 @ 6:30 PM You’re invited to the March edition of Humanities in the Village, an event series in partnership with Bird in Hand and The Ivy Bookstore, which aims to make scholarship publicly accessible. March’s event features Dr. Martha S. Jones, and her new book THE COLOR OF TROUBLE: AN AMERICAN FAMILY […]
Nutritive Aesthetics: Knitting Gardens of Hope in Contemporary Latin America A tissue, in Spanish tejido, is defined as a set of cells that form a structural part of a living thing. A tejido is also a material fabric that involves careful and artisanal work. Blankets are woven objects that warm us up in the cold in […]
Samuel Moyn of Yale University, Seyla Benhabib of Columbia Law School and Dr. Hassan Jabareen discuss the condition of human rights within the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Technology and Animation in Greece and Rome: New Perspectives on Movement, Mechanics, and Perception of Liveness Join us for a discussion inspired by the 2024 volume Technological Animation in Classical Antiquity, edited by Tatiana Bur, Dr. Maria Gerolemou, and Isabel Ruffell, and published by Oxford University Press. The volume explores how thinkers and artisans in […]
Join us for the sixth screening of the Film in South Asia series, hosted jointly by the Global South Humanities Initiative and the Department of Anthropology. Professor Aamir Mufti will be introducing Shree 420, a 1955 comedy-drama by Raj Kapoor about a poor country boy who moves to Bombay and pursues his dreams of success while navigating […]
We are delighted to announce Patricia White's Residency for CAMS: join us on April 10th from 5:30 pm in Gilman 208 for her talk & screening "Cinefeminism in the 1970’s: Transnational Films About Abortion", in conversation with Professor Mary Fissell (History). Presented with support from the Center for Advanced Media Studies & the Alexander Grass […]
We are delighted to announce Patricia White's Residency for CAMS: join us on April 11th at 4 pm in Gilman 479 for a second talk entitled, "The Americanization of Feminine Culture: Female Authorship, White Girlhood, and the U.S. Culture Industry from Alcott to Barbie". Presented with support from the Center for Advanced Media Studies & […]
Homi Bhabha in Conversation with William Egginton The Winter of our Discontent: Language, Politics and Polarity Join us on Wednesday, April 16th at 5 PM Hopkins Bloomberg Center (Kennedy Link rooms 426/428/430) - 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington, D.C. 20001 Please register to attend! Homi K. Bhabha is the Anne F. Rothenberg Professor of the Humanities […]
Thursday, April 17, 2025 12:00pm - 1:30pm Room 429, Mergenthaler Hall Mark Humphries, professor of history at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Canada, will discuss his work using AI for archival history for the DH Workshop Series. Humphries writes about his work on his Generative History substack and was recently featured in The Verge article, "How Can AI Make History?" Feel […]
Homi K. Bhabha will deliver our annual Richard A. Macksey lecture on Thursday, April 17th at 5 PM. The title of his talk is "Living the Afterlife: Race, Trauma, Time". Scott-Bates Commons, Salon AB - 10. E. 33rd St. (by the Insomnia Cookies and follow directional signage to the Conference Center). Please register to attend! […]
Free to attend, open to all. Registration required: click here. These workshops are for anyone hoping to launch a podcast or just curious about how to get into podcasting. Whether you’re a student or scholar in the humanities, or just want to make a podcast that reaches other human beings, these workshops are for you! Workshops […]
