Translation as Movement
Zoom PrincetonCanan Marasligil (she/her) is a feminist writer, literary translator, artist, editor and curator of cultural programs, whose practice spans from performing to making podcasts. She works in English, French, Turkish and Dutch, occasionally in Spanish, and she is active in the fields of literature, comics, cultural criticism and art. In this talk, she will draw […]
Humanities Council Funding Information Session
Zoom PrincetonJoin Humanities Council Chair Esther Schor (English) and Executive Director Kathleen Crown for an overview of funding streams offered by the Council, including Magic Grants for Innovation, Exploratory Grants in Collaborative Humanities, Team Teaching Grants and more. Deadlines for proposals are in December and January. Register here for this event. Open to Princeton faculty, postdoctoral […]
How to Write a W: On the Magical Beginning of German Writing
161 East Pyne and ZoomThe paper aims at proving that common theories about the beginnings of German writing are not always based on the right premises. So far, scholars have assumed that selective and tentative first steps led to more complex forms of translation and poetry in the vernacular. An analysis of the earliest manuscripts in German, however, shows that […]
