10 events found.
Chasing Colonial Ghosts: South Korean Attempts to Bring Closure to Pro-Japanese Issues
Mark E. Caprio
Program in East Asian Studies
Critical Approaches to Race and Ethnicity: Premodern Identities and the Trans-Atlantic Politics of Scholarship
Cord Whitaker, Wellesley College; Walter Pohl, University of Vienna
Medievalists of Color, Program in Medieval Studies, Humanities Council
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via Zoom
Princeton, NJ, United States
Old Dominion Series: Racist research: What does respect for researchers require? What should academic freedom allow?
Elizabeth Harman
Humanities Council
Screening Rome as Empire Nostalgia in Takeuchi Hideki’s “Thermae Romae” (2012)
Monica Cyrino
Department of Classics
How Indigenous Peoples Created Brazilian Biomes
Eduardo Neves, University of São Paulo; Tiffany C. Frye, Society of Fellows
Brazil LAB; Humanities Council
Douglass Day: Abolition: Then and Now
The Center for Digital Humanities
An Experimental Inquisition? Hannah Marcus and Jennifer Rampling in conversation with Ann Blair and Anthony Grafton
Center for Collaborative History
Douglass Day: What’s in a Name? A Discussion with Princeton University and Public School Students
The Center for Digital Humanities, Princeton Public Library, Princeton Public Schools
Imperial and Local Horizons in Fifteenth-Century Ottoman Architecture
Patricia Blessing
Department of Near Eastern Studies
