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Upcoming Events
May
9
May
12
On Monday, May 12, Alexander Key (Comparative Literature) and Joshua Landy (French and Italian, Comparative Literature) will compare their approaches to comparative research.
May
12
Join Özge Samancı for a talk on Evil Eyes Sea, her semi-autobiographical graphic novel set in 1990s Istanbul during a volatile election season.
May
12
Join Renaissances for our Professionalization Workshop Series roundtable, “Then|Now: Reflections on the Past and Future of Early Modern Studies.” We are delighted to host Paula Findlen (Ubaldo
May
13
Speaker: Kathryn Starkey (Edward Clark Crossett Professor of Humanistic Studies, Professor of German Studies)
May
14
More info and register here: https://www.mappingabsence.com/
Event Highlights
May
14
Organized and hosted by the Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (CMEMS).
May
14
Please join the upcoming Slavic Colloquium talk entitled “Global Socialist Networks in the Age of Three Worlds: Art and Arbitrage from Mexico to Moscow” by Kevin Platt (Professor, Russian & Eas
May
17
Please join us for a conference to celebrate the career of Monika Greenleaf (Associate Pr
May
19
Beyond the Travel Narrative: Poesis, the Comparative and Global Literature
with Nigel Smith (Princeton)
More details to follow.