Calendar of Events

Despite the political and literary significance of Nikolai Chernyshevksy’s 1863 novel, What Is to Be Done?, it remains relatively unknown and understudied in the U.S. Chernyshevsky himself was an influential critic and editor, at the center of a thriving and influential radical literary culture in the 1860s, who, like the authors who surrounded, has been neglected […]

The event will consist of three panels on “Accessing Data,” “Creating/Rescuing Data,” and “Sustaining/Maintaining Data.” Speakers/Participants: Alberto Manguel (National Library of Argentina) Fernando Acosta-Rodríguez (Latin American Studies, Latino Studies, and Iberian Peninsular Studies) Gabrielle Winkler (Latin American Ephemera Collection) Alex Gil Columbia (Columbia University Libraries) Francesca Giannetti (Rutgers University) Luiza Wainer (Princeton University Library) Marcy Schwartz […]

Filmmaker Sinead O’Shea presents a screening of her documentary, A Mother Brings Her Son to be Shot, at the Princeton Garden Theatre. Screening followed by discussion with writer/director O’Shea and Irish scholar and critic Fintan O’Toole (Irish Studies) Presented as part of the spring 2019 Fund for Irish Studies event series

The Philosophy Department is pleased to present a Friday Colloquium with Marius Stan.