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Munsee Language & History Symposium

Institute for Advanced Study

LUNAAPAHKIING, HULUNIIXSUWAAKAN, LUNAAPEEWAK (Munsee Land, Munsee Language, Munsee People) This second annual event takes place during the Punihle Waniipakw Niipaahum (Falling Leaf Moon) on Lunaapahkiing, at Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study. The gathering puts Princeton and IAS students, staff, members, and faculty in direct dialogue with members of the Munsee-Delaware Nation to learn about […]

Sappho Book 1: the beginning, the middle, and the end

161 East Pyne and Zoom

Book 1 of the ancient edition of Sappho consisted of all her poems in the sapphic metre; our evidence for this book is far more extensive than for any of the other eight books of that edition. This evidence is not limited to the quantity of surviving text; rather, we possess a good deal of […]

The Same River Twice: On The Practice of Translating

Zoom Princeton

Princeton's Fall 2022 Translator in Residence arrived on campus with an unusual task: to cut a 760-page book of minimalist verse down to around 500 pages. The translation in question is of Sámi-Swedish author Linnea Axelsson's Aednan, an award-winning multi-generational novel-in-verse about the fates of two Indigenous families against the backdrop of Swedish settler colonialism […]

Industrious Nations: Reconsidering Nationality and Economy in the Soviet Union

211 Dickinson Hall

Marking the centennial of the Soviet Union’s founding in December 1922, this two-day workshop will explore the relationship between national identity and the economy in the Soviet Union. It will bring together scholars whose research engages with these two fields and serve as a platform to exchange ideas on how to combine both issues in […]

Screening of Free Chol Soo Lee and Filmmaker Q&A

Princeton Garden Theatre 160 Nassau Street, Princeton

Followed by a zoom Q&A with the filmmakers, Julie Ha and Eugene Yi Moderated by Steven Chung (EAS) In 1970s San Francisco, 20-year-old Korean immigrant Chol Soo Lee is racially profiled and convicted of a Chinatown gang murder. Sentenced to life, he spends years fighting to survive until investigative journalist K.W. Lee takes a special […]

“Low the sun; short its course”: Tracing the Celtic ritual cycle through music, manuscript and performance

James Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau Street Princeton

This lecture-recital by Professor of Arts Practice at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, Ireland, explores the musical and ritualistic evidence for the emergence and continuity of the Celtic ritual cycle, with a focus on the rituals of Imbolc and Samhain, a precursor of Halloween. This presentation traces the evidence […]

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