Calendar of Events

Dangerous Flight: Amerindian Featherwork, Michelangelo, and the Violence of Natural History

Jessica Maratsos, University of Cambridge

Program in Italian Studies

The Lost Chan Buddhist Teachings for Merchants in Khara-Khoto codex TK132 (and why they matter)

Jason Protass, Brown University

East Asian Studies Program

CANCELLED: Under the Skin of History: A Conversation with Amazonian Indigenous Artist Denilson Baniwa

Denilson Baniwa, Indigenous artist; with Ikaika Ramones, Anthropology; Irene Small, Art & Archaeology; Lilia Moritz Schwarcz, Spanish & Portuguese

Brazil LAB; Department of Anthropology; Princeton University Art Museum

I Just Keep Talking: A Life in Essays

Nell Irvin Painter, History, Emerita; Ruha Benjamin, African American Studies

Labyrinth Books; Humanities Council; Department of African American Studies; Center for Collaborative History

The Boy from Clearwater: Book 1

Yu Pei-Yun 游珮芸, author; Zhou Jian-Xin 周見信, illustrator; Lin King 金翎, translator

East Asian Studies Program; TAPA; Taipei Cultural Center in New York; Department of East Asian Studies

Princeton French Film Festival | Screening of “Houria (2022)

Princeton Film Festival Society

“Flentem Dicere Verum:” On non-satirical Latin Satires

Kurt Smolak, University of Vienna

Department of Classics; Eberhard L. Faber 1915 Memorial Fund in the Humanities

‘Participatory Design’ and Its Discontents: Inclusion and the Deferral of Indigenous Sovereignty in Taiwan

Aaron Su

Princeton American Indian and Indigenous Studies Working Group; Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative at Princeton; Land, Language, and Art, a Humanities Council Global Initiative

Biological Motion: A History of Life; and Of Human Born: Fetal Lives 1800-1850

Janina Wellmann; Max Planck Institute; Caroline Arni, University of Basel

Labyrinth Books; Humanities Council; Program in the History of Science; Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies

Finish En Klaar? South African colloquialism for “over and done?”

Lindie Koorts, University of the Free State; Gabeba Baderoon, Penn State; Thato Magan, Rutgers University

Africa World Initiative; Program in African Studies