Calendar

Center for the Humanities (January 13 through March 31)

Tuesday, February 2

• All Day From Manuscript to Moveable Type: the Information Shift that Brought about Modern Learning

Thursday, February 11

• 5:00 PM Lecture by James Winn: " 'Polite Imagination': Joseph Addison on the Sister Arts"

Thursday, February 18

• 3:30 PM Ethics Seminar- Andrew Sepielli

Monday, February 22

• 5:00 PM Muslim Youth Politics and Competing Assertions of Muslim Masculinity in Urban Mali

Friday, February 26

• 5:30 PM Serious Fun: Expressions of Play in the History of Art and Architecture

Monday, February 29

• 5:00 PM The Isis Bandwagon: Why Domestic Terror Groups Pledge Loyalty to Isis

Wednesday, March 2

• 4:00 PM "Cultural Heritage in Crisis: Digital Solutions for a Modern World." A lecture by Benjamin Altschuler.

Monday, March 14

• 12:00 PM African Studies Center's Walter Rodney Seminar Series

Tuesday, March 15

• 5:00 PM 6th Annual Sedgwick Lecture

Thursday, March 17

• 3:30 PM Ethics Seminar- Matthew Silverstein
• 5:00 PM Can We Be Both Modern and Virtuous?

Friday, March 18

• 12:00 AM "Underground Europe" in the Antifascist Imagination
• 4:30 PM Theopoetics: A Transdisciplinary Conference with Workshops and Dialogue

Wednesday, March 23

• 4:15 PM East Asian Archaeology Forum Talk
• 4:30 PM Annual "Aristophanes" Performance: Plautus' Miles Gloriosus
• 5:00 PM IPR- Francis X. Clooney

Thursday, March 24

• 4:15 PM ICEAACH East Asian Archaeology Forum lecture by Noriko UNNO-YAMAZAKI, "Under Crescent and Full Moon: The Routes and Routines of Chinese-Speaking Muslims in the Early 20th Century"
• 5:30 PM Religion Department Annual Lecture

Friday, March 25

• 3:30 PM Ethics Seminar- Barry Maguire

Monday, March 28

• 5:00 PM Faith, Duty and Philhellenism: The American Rescue at Smyrna