“Moral Injury and Muhammed’s Cartoons” Thinking Reparatively with Eve Sedgwick on March 5
Fifth Annual Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick Memorial Lecture in Gender and Sexuality Studies with Saba Mahmood University of California, Berkeley March 5, 2015, 5:30 PM Reception to Follow in The Photonics Building, 8 St. Mary’s Street Room 206. Taking its cue from Eve Sedgwick, this talk offers a “reparative reading” of the ongoing struggle over the […]
Join Us For Wiebke Denecke’s Talk “Do We Still Need Literary History? A View From Eastern Eurasia” on March 4th
Moral Injury and Muhammed’s Cartoons: Thinking Reparatively with Eve Sedgwick on March 5th
Taking its cue from Eve Sedgwick, this talk offers a “reparative reading” of recent controversies over the proper meaning of cultural objects (cartoons, novels) in Europe and the Middle East. Rather than read these debates as a standoff between religious taboos and secular freedoms, Mahmood unpacks the distinct epistemological and interpretive stakes at the heart […]
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Internationally Acclaimed Russian Poet Vera Pavlova Visits CAS
Read about her full visit here!
Refusing Exile Lecture by Dr. John Song Pae Cho 11/6
Arab Labor Lecture by Sayed Kashua 11/3
Informal Lunch with Sayed Kashua 11/3
Lunch Discussion Series: Trauma and Narrative from Turkish Prisons to American HIV Populations
October 22, 2014 from 12-1:30pm WGS Sitting Room, 704 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 101
‘Power and Magic in the Planning of Edo: The Shogun’s City’ Talk by Timon Screech
Join us on Thursday, October 23 at 5pm in the Pardee Seminar Room at 121 Bay State Rd.