Das Wetter auf dem Zauberberg. Literarische Meteorologie in Thomas Manns Roman
Krieger 306 Lecture by Urs Büttner
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Planting of Pines and Publics: Retracing the Steps of Fakhr al-Din II from Beirut to Florence
Hodson 210 Lecture by Sasha Tycko and Peter Habib. The 16th/17th-century Druze emir, Fakhr al-Din II, who is regarded as the founder of modern Lebanon, defied Ottoman authorities and was forced into exile with the Medici family in Florence. While in Tuscany, al-Din studied Italian political and social technology, which included forestry, and, upon his […]
Brazilian Democracy After Bolsonaro
Hodson 305 Lecture by Beatriz Rey
Voro’pi: Art and Education In between Worlds
Gilman 479 With Naine Terena, Gustavo Caboco, and Jamille Pinheiro Dias. Co-sponsored by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, the Portuguese Program, and Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies. Voro'pi is an educational initiative that approaches the arts as a way to galvanize counter-histories, fight structural inequality, and learn about protagonists from different contexts. […]
Ann Goldstein: Translating Italian Female Voices
Bird in Hand Bookstore Lecture by Ann Goldstein
18 June. Spinach Tart. Rétif’s Graphic Acts
Gilman 479 Lecture by Kate Tunstall
Race and Antiracism in the German Cultural Sector
Gilman 132 German Graduate Student Conference
The Phenomenology of Transcendence
Gilman 479 Lecture by Sophie Nordmann
The Paris School of Jewish Thought
Gilman 479 Lecture by Sophie Nordmann
The Concept of Yiddish in the Art of Mel Bochner
Maryland 110 Lecture by Sunny Yudkoff. This lecture will explore the evolving manifestations of Yiddish in the work of the contemporary artist Mel Bochner. One of the founding figures of American conceptual art, Bochner has continuously re-examined the unstable nature of language. The following presentation investigates how Bochner’s postvernacular invocation of Yiddish calls into crisis […]
A Night of Horror: Nosferatu
Gilman 479Nosferatu poster