Chile 9/11 Series | Alfredo Castro: A Political Retrospective (Film Series)
Various PrincetonSeries curated by Javier Guerrero (Princeton University) & Juana Suárez (New York University) Marking the 50th anniversary, this September 11, of the military coup against President Allende in Chile, this […]
Medieval and Early Modern German Studies Graduate Colloquium
Various PrincetonThe Medieval and Early Modern German Studies Graduate Colloquium 2023 brings together faculty and graduate student scholars of pre-modern German literature and culture from North American universities. A bi-annual collaboration […]
The Family Roe: The unknown woman at the heart of Roe v. Wade
16 Joseph Henry HouseThe pro-choice movement viewed Jane Roe as an imperfect plaintiff. But she embodied the national ambivalence about abortion as no Gloria Steinem could, her life guided by the same cross-currents —sex and […]
“Byzantium Revisited: A Focus on Modern Greek Painting”
203 Scheide Caldwell HouseIn this workshop exploring a few examples of the various forms of visual European culture such as theater, cinema, poetry, photography, painting, we will indicate the strong and persistent interest […]
Screening of “Il Moro (The Moor)” and Conversation with Filmmaker Daphne Di Cinto
James Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau Street PrincetonItalian filmmaker and actor Daphne Di Cinto (Bridgerton) screens her film, Il Moro (The Moor), longlisted for the 2024 Academy Awards. This captivating film delves into the extraordinary life of […]
Ideologies of resilience in ancient Roman architecture
A17 Julis Romo Rabinowitz Building Washington Road, PrincetonThis lecture explores Roman failure and its counterpart, resilience, in ancient Roman architecture and urbanism. Focusing on the years before the great fire of 64, it argues, perhaps surprisingly, that […]
Dalits and the Anti-Caste Epistemology: From Oral to Literary Tradition in Telugu Country
144 Louis A. Simpson BuildingCaste is one of human history's oldest forms of inequality, legitimized by Brahmanical knowledge and enforced through caste-based violence and dehumanization. This paper argues that the anti-caste articulations are as […]
France: quelle égalité, quelle fraternité aujourd’hui?
010 East Pyne PrincetonThis event is open to the public The presentation will be held in French, followed by a reception
Towards a New History of Ukraine: Writing Women’s Lives into War and Postwar
016 Robertson HallThis co-presentation aims to unsettle the way the history of Ukraine has been imagined by venturing into stories that might be found in other historiographies, such as Russian, Eastern European, […]
An Evening with Jhumpa Lahiri & Zahid Chaudhary
McCarter TheaterPulitzer Prize-winning author and translator Jhumpa Lahiri returns to Princeton— where until recently she served as a professor of creative writing — for an evening of discussion of her newest […]
