Events
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Curious Creatures: Sentience, Imitation, and the Case of the Medieval Ape
Interested participants are asked to contact Professor Russ Leo at rleo@princeton.edu
Poetry Reading with Dorothea Lasky
A conversation with Wendy Ewald, Susan Meiselas, and Laura Wexler about the collaborative nature of photography and life; hosted by Professor Eduardo Cadava.
This workshop will be hosted by Professor Eduardo Cadava.
2.30pm | Panel 1: Sacred Methods. Graylin Harrison, Alexander Lewis, Victoria Muñoz and Orlando Reade
B14 McCosh Hall
4.30pm | Peter Mack, “The Search for Method in the Renaissance: A Restatement of the Problem”
106 McCormick Hall
On Halloween 2018, there will be a world-wide marathon reading of Mary Shelley’s extraordinary novel: “Frankenread”–various groups, academic, civic reading the entire novel. This event will be variously recorded by the NEH.
Beyond Argument: Academics Writing in Public
"Frankenstein's Progeny." A panel of talks: Gunnar Rice (English 2017), Madeleine Broome (science '19), Joyce Carol Oates, Emerita Berlind Professor.
"Frankenstein, Frankenstein, and the Dreams of Science," a lecture by Susan Wolfson.
November 8, 4:45, at the Lewis Library, as part of the Library's 10th anniversary
Co-sponsored by the Victorian Colloquium, 20th C. Colloquium and the Princeton Center for Digital Humanities
Playing Songs and Singing Plays: Ballads and Plays in the Early Modern Period
Reception in Thorp Library to follow talk.
"Uranium Aftermaths, Endings, and Intimacies in the Work of Leslie Marmon Silko"
Papers will be precirculated one week in advance. Please contact Professor Joshua Kotin or Professor Kinohi Nishikawa if you have any questions about this workshop.
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Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
https://ams.princeton.edu/events/asian-american-studies-lecture-series-t...
What does the 1960 large-scale multi-artist painting Le Grand Tableau Antifasciste Collectif, produced to denounce French atrocities in the war in Algeria, have to do with contemporary journalism around the War on Terror?
Join the Princeton University staff for an in-depth discussion on career paths in publishing. Learn how their current entry-level employees landed the job. Preview an upcoming infographic of the life cycle of a book. Tour the facility. Stay for Q&A.
Alice Notley Reading
Introductions by Professor Anne Cheng
http://princetongardentheatre.org/films/ghost-in-the-shell
Interested participants are asked to contact Professor Russ Leo at rleo@princeton.edu
Kinds of Wrong: The Liberalization of Modern Poetry 1910-1960
Dissertation advisers: Jeff Dolven, Daniel Heller-Roazen, Joshua Kotin
Human Scale: Utopia in the Era of Climate Change
Reception in Thorp Library to follow talk.
"Ralph Ellison, Chester Himes, and the Persistence of Urban Forms"
Papers will be precirculated one week in advance. Please contact Professor Joshua Kotin or Professor Kinohi Nishikawa if you have any questions about this workshop.
This lecture will be hosted by visiting faculty member, Sharon Cameron, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor, Emerita
A collaboration between the Department of Comparative Literature and the School of Architecture.
Applied Historical and Corpus Linguistics
Meaning in Context
Join us for a film screening of Top Gun with live commentary by Professor Jeff Nunokawa. This event is free and open to the public.
Popular Science and Modernist Poetry
Dissertation Advisers: Diana Fuss, Joshua Kotin, Meredith Martin
Department of English Senior Thesis Deadline:
20 pages and/or 1 chapter due by 12 Noon via Dropbox and to your Adviser
There is a reading assignment for the workshop. Please bring the Aylmer Maude translation of Tolstoy's story along with the relevant passages (both available via the link accessed by clicking on the title of the story) to the workshop.
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Dissertation Advisers: Anne Cheng, Claudia Johnson, Deborah Nord
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This event will begin at 4:30 on February 14, 2019 and continue on February 15th and 16th from 8:00am until 6:00pm.
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Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
https://ams.princeton.edu/events/asian-american-studies-lecture-series-k...
The time and location of this event is TBA.
The time and location of this conference is TBA.
Conference schedule is April 4, 5 and 6.
Hosted by: Associate Professor Sarah Rivett, English and American Studies
Time for this Colloquium is TBA.
Brian Cassidy will lead a workshop at Rare Books and Special Collections at Firestone Library titled, "The Machines That Made Them: Identifying Twentieth-Century Duplicating Technologies."
Thomas Browne and the Mystery of Number in the Seventeenth Century
Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
https://ams.princeton.edu/events/asian-american-studies-lecture-series-c...
This conference will be held 10/4/2019 and 10/5/2019 from 8:30am to 5:30pm each day.
Speakers and official title TBA.