Calendar of Events

Writing Insurgencies with José Rabasa

José Rabasa, Activist

Department of Spanish and Portuguese; Program in American Studies

Structural Transformations of the Public Sphere: Historical and Normative Perspectives

Organizers: Erika A. Kiss, UCHV; Jan-Werner Mueller, Politics

University Center for Human Values

Arts as Resistance: Nassau Literary Review’s Sixth Annual Intercollegiate Literary Conference

The Nassau Literary Review

Legendary Characters: Attribution and Personhood in Ancient Judaism

Program in Judaic Studies

Freud and the Psychic Scene

Paola Mieli, Psychoanalyst and Author

Program in European Cultural Studies

From Mandate to State: Israel’s Planning vis-a-vis Its Future Arab Citizens, 1947-1948

Itamar Radai, Tel Aviv University and New York University

Program in Near Eastern Studies

Piranesi Works on Paper

Carolyn Yerkes, Art and Archaeology

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

The Three Cities of Dio Chrysostom: Conflict and Utopia in the Roman East

John Ma, Columbia University

Program in the Ancient World-Magie Lecture

Language in Late Capitalism: Commodification and the Commons

Monica Heller, University of Toronto

Department of French and Italian and Department of Spanish and Portuguese

The Real Reason for Refugees: A Lecture

Omar Alshogre and Mouaz Moustafa, The Syrian Emergency Task Force

PIIRS Migration Lab Mellon-Sawyer Seminar Series; Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies