Thursday, February 18, 2010
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- Ben Tilghman, "The Enigmatic Nature of Things"
- Critical Animal Studies Symposium
- Oh Tae-suk, Korean Tempest
- Asa Simon Mittman and Jeffrey Weinstock, What Monsters Mean
- Jessica Frazier, “Re-Orienting the Diamond: India, the Transnational Jewel Trade, and the Early Modern Theater”
- Suzanne Miller, "Cycles of Violence and Penance: Crafting the Narrative of Venice's Adriatic Empire"
- American Literature and Culture program presents Ralph Bauer
- Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Ethics and Objects in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods
- Gil Harris and Madhavi Menon Book Launch Celebration
- Maghan Keita, "Pleasures and Dangers of Blackness: Missing Chapters of the History of Race"
- Drew Daniel, "Striking the French Match: Jean Bodin, Queen Elizabeth I, and the Occultation of Sovereign Marriage"
- Steve Mentz, Anston Bosman, J. Michael Dash (TemFest II)
- Rereading the Tempest (TemFest I)
- Huw Griffiths, 'King John's Prosthetic Hands'
- Gail Orgelfinger, 'The Legacy of Joan of Arc to the English: 1431-1831'
- Bryan Reynolds, "Objective Agency"
- Marissa Greenberg, "Writing About Space"
- Marissa Greenberg, "Pulling Down the Pillars: Staging Tragedy in Samson Agonistes"
- Symposium: "Race?"
- Symposium: "Orienting the Renaissance"
- Michelle Warren, "The Postcolonial Past" (Gateway Lecture)
- Alf Siewers, "Ecocriticism" (Gateway Lecture)
- Book launch celebration for Leah Chang, Into Print: The Production of Female Authorship in Early Modern France
- Daniel Vitkus, "Anglo-Islamic Exchange and the Origins of Modernity"
- Seminar on Cary Howie, Claustrophilia
- Gina Bloom, “ ‘What’s Trumps?’: Onstage Gaming and the Epistemology of Male Friendship"
- Seminar on "Messianic Time and the Untimely"
- "How to Get the Medieval Studies You Want: Institutional Perspectives" (International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo)
- Stephanie Trigg, "“Mythic Capital: Medievalism, Heritage Culture and the Order of the Garter, 1348-2008”
- Shakespeare Association of America sponsorship
- Lytton Smith, "The Unending Medieval and the Edges of Poetry"
- Andrea Frisch, "The Poetics of Forgetting in Sixteenth-century France"
- April Shelford, ""Reading and Enlightenment in 18th-century Jamaica"
- David Wallace, "Writing after Catastrophe: Conceptualizing Literary History and the Boundaries of Europe, 1348-1400"
- Book launch for Gil Harris and Marcy Norton
- Our inaugural symposium, "Touching the Past"
- Marcia Kupfer, "Abraham Circumcises Himself: A Scene at the Endgame of Jewish Utility to Christian Art"
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1 comments:
Thanks for the link - I know about the "wooden robots" but that was the quote I found.
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