Thursday, January 30

• 12:30 PM BUCH Fellows' Seminar: Becky Martin
• 5:00 PM Reconciliation in Politics: How Religion is Reshaping the Global Conversation about Justice

Thursday, February 6

• 4:00 PM Western Movie Lecture
• 5:00 PM Lectures in Criticism: "Women in Traffic: Piety Movements and Kiarostami's 'Ten'"

Wednesday, February 12

• 5:00 PM Why God talks back so loudly now: anthropological reflections on the American charismatic evangelical experience of belief

Thursday, February 13

• 12:30 PM BUCH Fellows' Seminar: Jodi Cranston

Friday, February 14

• 4:00 PM Heroes for Our Times: Frodo Baggins and Harry Potter

Thursday, February 20

• 3:00 PM Seminar and Workshop with poet Alice Oswald

Thursday, February 27

• 12:30 PM BUCH Fellows' Seminar: Phillip Haberkern
• 5:00 PM Lectures in Criticism: "Comics as Documentary: Words, Images, and War"

Friday, February 28

• 9:00 AM NEH Grant-Writing Workshop
• 1:00 PM Translation and the Work of Mourning

Monday, March 3

• 4:00 PM PENTECOSTALISM AND POLITICS IN BRAZIL: AN EMERGING PLAYER IN AN EMERGING POWER
• 6:00 PM That song never let me down': Aesthetics in Gaelic performance

Saturday, March 8

• 9:30 AM Graduate Student Conference: Death and Mortality in the Ancient World

Thursday, March 20

• 5:00 PM Sedgwick Memorial Lecture in Gender & Sexuality Studies: "Sex in the Event of Happiness"

Friday, March 21

• 9:00 AM African-American Music in World Culture: Art as Refuge and Strength in the Struggle for Freedom

Saturday, March 22

• 9:00 AM African-American Music in World Culture: Art as Refuge and Strength in the Struggle for Freedom

Friday, March 28

• All Day 22nd Annual Graduate Student Conference in African Studies