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That’s So Annoying! Thomas Rowlandson and “The Miseries of Human Life”
Julie Mellby, Princeton University Graphic Arts Librarian
Princeton University Art Museum
“’In the evening, I am a Nabīṭ [an Aramaic speaker]… In the morning, I am an Arab.’ Multilingualism in the Middle East and Syro-Arabic Contact before the Abbasids”
Goerge Kiraz, Institute for Advanced Study
Near Eastern Studies
Translating Syrian Literature Today
Max Weiss, Princeton University
Program in Translation and Intercultural Communication
Solving the Mystery of Grace Jones: It’s the Holy Ghost
Judith Casselberry, Bowdoin College
Program in American Studies
Killing and Causing to Exist
Jeff McMahan, University of Oxford
Humanities Council and the Department of Philosophy
As Luck Would Have It: Discovery in the Digital Age
Deb Verhoeven, Director, HuNI
Center for Digital Humanities
The Winthrop Family on the Page: A Play on Words
The FARC’s First March and the Making of Contemporary Colombia
Robert Karl, Princeton University
Program in Latin American Studies
Reading by Erika L. Sánchez and Yiyun Li
Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Creative Writing
Applicative Constructions in American Sign Language and Nicaraguan Sign Language
Judy Kegl, University of Southern Maine
Program in Linguistics
