Calendar of Events

I Dream, Therefore, I Write: A Reflection on the Dreaming Mind and the Process of Literary Creation in Early Modern China

Yiren Zheng, Dartmouth College

Program in East Asian Studies

Jews, Enslavement, and Rape: Social Realities and Literary Representations in the Early Modern Era

Tamar Herzig, Tel Aviv University

Program in Judaic Studies; Center for Collaborative History

“The Value of an Unflinching Gaze: Portraiture, Enslavement, and the Process of Locating Black Women in the 16th Century.”

Jennifer L. Morgan, New York University

Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies

How To Lose A Country: Seven Steps from Democracy To Dictatorship

Ece Temelkuran, journalist; Razia Iqbal, SPIA

Labyrinth Books; Program in Law and Normative Thinking; Program for the History of Political Thought

When Pages Breathe: Screening—When My Sleeping Dragon Woke

Lewis Center for the Arts’ Program in Theater; Princeton University Library

Euripides’ Proliferative Aesthetic

Naomi A. Weiss, Harvard University

Department of Classics

Literature for the Masses: Japanese Period Fiction, 1913-1941

James Reichert, Stanford University

Program in East Asian Studies; Department of East Asian Studies

Book Talk: The Organic Line: On Weak Links and Plagiotropic Relations

Irene V. Small, Art & Archaeology; Luis Pérez Oramas, independent curator, essayist and poet

Program in Latin American Studies

Unmute and Rescript History: Listening to Photographs of the Women of the Algerian Revolution

Sophia Mo, University of Michigan

Department of French and Italian