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Profiles in Innovative Teaching: Katie Chenoweth
Katie Chenoweth, French and Italian
McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning
Long Nineteenth Century Workshop
Hannah Stamler, History
Department of English Victorian Colloquium
The Taiwan Expedition: New Perspectives on Japanese Imperialism and the Meiji Restoration
Robert Eskildsen, International Christian University, Tokyo
Program in East Asian Studies
The Guest’s View: Objectivity, Disposability, and Ann Hui’s Cinema
Rey Chow, Duke University
Committee for Film Studies
Of Remorseless Cannibals and Loving Scribes
Michael Kleiner, University of Göttingen; Wendy Laura Belcher, Comparative Literature; Qesis Melaku Terefe, Virgin Mary Ethiopian Church
Humanities Council, Princeton University Library
Disquiets of Working in Colonial Field: The Affective Space of Archives
Ann Laura Stoler, The New School for Social Research
Postcolonial Humanities Working Group, Humanities Council
“Greek To Me”: Making Form Out of Chaos
Mary Norris, The New Yorker
Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies; Program in Journalism
Book Talk: Knowledge, Power, and Academic Freedom
Joan Scott, author; Carolyn Rouse, Anthropology
Labyrinth Books, Humanities Council
Book Talk: Fault Lines: A History of the United States Since 1974
Julian Zelizer, WWS; Kevin Kruse, History
Princeton Public Library
Decolonize the Museum: Utopia?
Cristina Freire, PLAS Visiting Research Scholar and Visiting Professor
Program in Latin American Studies
