Please join us for our UCHI Fellows’ Public Spring Talks Series starting, Thursday, January 23, 2014. The talks are open to the public and will take place at the Humanities Institute, Austin 301 at 4:00 – 5:30 pm. Light refreshments will be served.
Humanities Institute Fellows’ Spring Public Talks 2014
January 23 Robin Greeley (Art & Art History)
“Land, Photography and Citizenship in Postrevolutionary Rural Mexico”
January 30 Gregory Kneidel (English)
"’I Had No Suite There’: Going to Court in John Donne's Satyre 4”
February 6 Peter Baldwin (History)
“An Angel on a Freight Train: Performing Christianity in a Lustful Body, 1846-1872”
February 13 Sarah Willen (Anthropology)
“Outlaw Motherhood on a Moral Frontier: Migrant ‘Illegality’ and Gendered Vulnerability on Israel’s Margins”
February 20 Brandon Hawk (Medieval Studies)
“Rescue from the Margins: Recontextualizing Apocrypha in Anglo-Saxon England”
February 27 Jessica Linker (History)
“Gender and the Practice of Blended Science in Early America”
March 6 Mohammed Albakry (Visiting Faculty Fellow)
“Maintaining sameness in difference: Challenges of translating Arabic drama for the stage”
March 13 Michael Hughes (Philosophy)
“On Tolerating Inconsistency”
March 27 Robert Gross (History)
“Conversations at the Lyceum: Emerson and His Neighbors”
April 3 Nicola McDonald (Visiting Faculty Fellow)
“Adventures in Wonderland: Thinking with Middle English Romance”
April 10 Kelly Dennis (Art & Art History)
“Scenic Modernism: Color Photography in Arizona Highways Magazine During the Atomic Age”
For more information, contact: Jo-Ann Waide at 486-9057