Darshana Mini to give Friday Lunch Talk at the Center for the Humanities
The talk is entitled "Sembawang’s Malayali Settlement: Fiction, Memoirs and Literature as Inter-Asian Method."
The talk is entitled "Sembawang’s Malayali Settlement: Fiction, Memoirs and Literature as Inter-Asian Method."
The talk is entitled "Rewilding the Zoo: Animal Captivity and the Future of Extinction."
The talk is entitled "Renaming the Fetish in the Eighteenth-Century African Atlantic."
The tool guides users through self-paced walking tours that highlight Ho-Chunk history.
Gender and Emotion in Eighteenth-Century Britain (Liverpool University Press, 2024)
The talk is entitled "Knives Out: Medieval Recipes, Culinary Violence, and Literary Character"
"Beyond Human: Audre Lorde, Spirituality, Judgment"
Applications for Solmsen, Kingdon, and Biruté Ciplijauskaité Fellowships close in a week.
Jennifer's talk will be based on her co-edited book, Transforming School Food Politics around the World.
Lizzie talks about a new beer history fellowship launched by the Newberry Library and Beer Culture Center.