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February 13, 2013
Augusta Read Thomas, "Earth Echoes"
The introduction is given by Berthold Hoeckner.
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October 10, 2012
Adrian Johns, "The Politics of Media Piracy"
The introduction is given by James Sparrow.
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April 11, 2012
James Sparrow, "Warfare State: World War II Americans and the Age of Big Government"
The introduction is given by John D. Kelly.
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February 8, 2012
Norma Field, "From Stagg Field to Fukushima"
The introduction is given by Linda Zerilli.
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November 16, 2011
Stanley Tigerman and W.J.T. Mitchell,
"Architectural Displacement"
The introduction is given by James Chandler.
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 Celebrating Humanities Faculty Publications of 2010 & 2011:
The fruit of years of research, collaboration, creation, and writing, the publications of Humanities faculty members - books, CDs, musical scores - are celebrated every year at a special reception for them and their colleagues, toasted by the Dean of the Humanities and the Provost of the University. For this occasion, the publications are also gathered together and displayed at the Institute. This year, the event took place on March 5th.
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 Courses offered this year by the Center for Disciplinary Innovation:
Autumn 2012
Gesture, Sign and Language
offered by Diane Brentari (Linguistics) and Susan Goldin-Meadow (Psychology)
Philosophy and the Poetics of Presence in Postwar France
offered by Alison James (Romance Languages & Literatures) and Mark Payne (Classics)
Winter 2013
Love, Capital and Conjugality in Africa and India
offered by Rochona Majumdar (South Asian Languages & Civilizations) and Jennifer Cole (Comparative Human Development)
Spring 2013
Do Ideas Evolve?
offered by James Evans (Sociology) & Jacob Foster (postdoc)
The Literature of Empire, 1750-1900
offered by James Chandler (English) and Jennifer Pitts (Political Science)
Pindar: Ritual, Poetics, Monuments
offered by Richard Neer (Art History) & Boris Maslov (Comparative Literature)
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 ProjectBamboo is a multi-institutional, interdisciplinary, andinter-organizational effort that brings together researchers in artsand humanities, computer scientists, information scientists,librarians, and campus information technologists to tackle thequestion: How can we advance arts and humanities research throughthe development of shared technology services?
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