CANCELLED: Brief Domestic Archaeology of Deportation
216 Aaron Burr 216 Aaron Burr, PrincetonThe crash of 1929 and the migration policies of president Hoover forced thousands of Mexicans out of the United States. Deportees found their way back into Mexico, where they reinvented their lives.
Postclassicisms 2018-1019: Translating Antiquity
161 East Pyne 161 East Pyne, PrincetonSession 5: Translation Nation We will be reading the introduction, ninth chapter (“Phoenician Islands”), and conclusion from Josephine Quinn’s book In Search of the Phoenicians (Princeton UP, 2017), as well as two articles by Gonda van Steen on the political resonances of the translation of Aeschylus in two different moments in modern Greek history: “Enacting […]
The Public Performance of Justice: The Transcultural Career of an Early Chinese Political Installation Across Eurasia
202 Jones Princeton2019 Annual Mote Lecture
Doubly conditioned phonology in Cophonologies by Phase
1-S-5 Green Hall 1-S-5 Green Hall, Princeton
Rescheduled: Sean Wilentz: The Politics of Early American Abolitionism
010 East PyneDue to severe weather, this event has been rescheduled to April 3. The Humanities Council invites the campus community to join us for a new series of public lectures given by the Council’s Old Dominion Research Professors for 2018-19. Sean Wilentz (George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History and Old Dominion Research Professor 2018-19) […]
CANCELLED: An Evening with Pascal Rambert
101 McCormick 101 McCormick Hall, PrincetonDue to severe weather this event has been cancelled and will be rescheduled. Join Department of French and Italian Senior Lecturer, Florent Masse, for a conversation with the French playwright and director, Pascal Rambert. Rambert joins Princeton this Spring as a Visiting Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities and Belknap Fellow in French and […]
