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Reflections on Course Travel to Chiapas to Explore Art and Politics of the Maya West
Bryan R. Just, Princeton University Art Museum
Program in Latin American Studies
Reconstructing the Proto-Indo-European Stop System: An Experimental Approach
Andrew Byrd, University of Kentucky
Program in Linguistics
Ethics of Reading VII: Crime and Punishment
Caleb Smith, Yale University
Program in Law and Public Affairs, Department of Comparative Literature, Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation and the University Center for Human Values
Politics And Introspection In The Late Ming: The Career And Struggles Of Xu Rijiu (1574-1631)
Pierre-Étienne Will, Collège de France
Program in East Asian Studies, Department of East Asian Studies
Reconstructing the Early Modern Material World
Sophie Pitman, Columbia University
Department of History
Logistical Monstrosities: Megaships, Megaports, and Infrastructures of Violence along the TransPacific Supply Chain
Charmaine Chua, Oberlin College
Program in American Studies
Music and Work
Celia Applegate, Institute for Advanced Study, Vanderbilt University
Department of Music
Dystopia, Utopia, Atopia: H.D., Susan Howe, and Anarchic Poetics
Amy Hollywood, Harvard Divinity School
Department of Religion
Sex and Secularism
Joan Scott and Peter Coviello, Institute of Advanced Study
Labyrinth Books
Light Industry at Princeton: One Way or Another (1977) 16mm, dir. Sara Gómez
Office of the Provost
