Calendar of Events

Author Talk: Miriam Leonard

Princeton Public Library, Public Humanities Initiative

The Muslim Sensorium: From the 10th-century Brethren of Purity to Muḥammad Farīd Wajdī (d. 1954)

Christian Lange, Utrecht University

Humanities Council's Program in Medieval Studies

Hurwitz, Henkin, and Herzl: The Transnational Network that Sustains Orthodox Jewish Feminism

Michal Raucher, Rutgers

The Institute for the Transregional Study of the Contemporary Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia (TRI), Near Eastern Studies Department

Dust and the Digital Borderland

Ayesha Omer, York University, Canada

Program in South Asian Studies; Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies

Jesuits in Emperor Kangxi’s Private Power Network

Litian Swen, writer and independent scholar

East Asian Studies Program

Brian Jones in conversation with Naomi Murakawa: “Black History Is for Everyone”

Brian Jones, Educator; Naomi Murakawa, African American Studies

Department of African American Studies, SPIA in NJ, Institutional Antiracism and Accountability Project, and Labyrinth Books

A Sense of Place: Lubaina Himid and the Sea

Dorothy Price, The Courtauld Institute of Art

Department of Art & Archaeology

Biderman Lecture – Antisemitism, an American Tradition

Pamela Nadell, American University

Program in Judaic Studies; Center for Jewish Life - Princeton Hillel

Modeling ‘Worth by Association’ in U.S. Book Reviews, 1905–1925

Matthew J. Lavin, Denison University

Center for Digital Humanities

Author Talk: Sanyu A. Mojola

Princeton Public Library; Labyrinth Books