10 events found.
(Cancelled) The Now-or-Never Bottleneck: A Fundamental Constraint on Language
Morten Christiansen, Cornell University, Aarhus University, and Haskins Laboratory
Program in Cognitive Science
PLAS Graduate Works-in-Progress
Miguel Domínguez and Jonathan Aguirre, Spanish and Portuguese
Program in Latin American Studies
Lecture Series Talk
David Scott, Columbia University
Comparative Literature
Queer Theory: The French Response
Bruno Perreau, MIT
Department of French and Italian
At Home in the World — Women Writers and Public Life
Maria DiBattista and Deborah Nord, Department of English
Labyrinth Books and the Princeton Public Library
Risk and Fortune in Ancient Textual Amulets
Jacco Dieleman, Davis Center Fellow/University of California, Los Angeles
Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies
The Alien in our Midst: Memory, Displacement and the Making of our Everyday World
Arijit Sen, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Princeton-Mellon Initiative
We are Satisfied with the Rocks: Military Partitions and Resurgent Indigenous Economies in Hawai’i
Laurel Mei-Singh, American Studies
Program in American Studies
Is there such a thing as untranslatable poetry? The case of the Irish language
Barry McCrea, University of Notre Dame
The Program in Translation and Intercultural Communication
Ethnic Politics in Post-Revolutionary Aintab: The End of Euphoria and Return of Violence in the late Ottoman Empire
Ümit Kurt, Harvard University
Program in Near Eastern Studies
