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Abstraction, Extraction, Secretion: Liquid Blackness in Contemporary Art
Alessandra Raengo, Georgia State University
Program in American Studies
Francesco Pecorini’s Letter in Arabic to Francesco Redi (Florence, 1667): An exercise in Microhistory and World Philology
Pier Mattia Tommasino, Columbia University and IAS
Program in Near Eastern Studies
Translation as a Living Organism Dynamics and Strategies in the Graeco-Arabic Transmission
Emma Gannagé, Georgetown University
Program in Translation and Intercultural Communication
Architecture Lecture Series: Situated Objects
Stan Allen, SAA/Stan Allen Architect
School of Architecture
Investing in Insurrection: The Arts and Education Infrastructure of West Berlin’s Red Decade
Shane Boyle, Queen Mary University of London
Princeton Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism; Humanities Council
Wikidata Workshop for Beginners
Luiza Wainer, Princeton University Library
Princeton University Library
A Conversation with John Weidman on Collaborating with Sondheim as a Librettist
John Weidman, Librettist
Lewis Center for the Arts
Tensions in the Theory of the Conditional
Matthew Mandelkern, Oxford University
Program in Linguistics
Environmental Humanities Colloquium: Ryo Morimoto
Ryo Morimoto, Anthropology
Princeton Environmental Institute
Frankenstein’s Progeny: Science and Culture
Joyce Carol Oates (Creative Writing, Emeritus), Peter Singer (University Center for Human Values), Susan Wolfson (English)
Department of English, Humanities Council
