Past Event Category: 2021-2022
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Apr 4Treaty Rights and Land Fights: A History of Two Western Shoshone Sisters
University Club, Room 212
Monday Seminar: Baligh Ben Taleb
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Mar 28A Queer Ecocritical Reading of the Dragons of the Tàipíng Guǎngjì OR Why Dragons are Cool
University Club, Room 212
Monday Seminar: Josiah Stork
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Mar 24“How the Great Books Changed My Life and How They Can Change Yours” a talk with Dr. Roosevelt Montás
Wisconsin Historical Society
Dr. Roosevelt Montas will give a talk titled "How the Great Books Changed My Life and How They Can Change Yours."
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Mar 21
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Mar 8Crossroads of Ideas: What is Free Will?
Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, DeLuca Forum
The fifth installment of the Big Questions series continues as Duke University developmental psychologist Tamar Kushnir and UW-Madison philosopher Martha Gibson discuss one of the attributes that makes us human: free will.
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Mar 7Buying Homelands: American Indian Land, Consumption, and Identity
Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L160
Monday Seminar: Kasey Keeler
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Feb 28Histories Written in the Margins: Early Modern Scientific Print Cultures and Practices in the Work of Christopher Borri
Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L160
Monday Seminar: James Barnes
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Feb 24“That the Pilgrims May Be Spared Prison”: Extortionate Taxation and the Politics of Pilgrimage in Islamic Jerusalem (970-1071)
Medieval Studies Program has organized a lecture by Prof. Brendan Goldman (Univ. of Washington) on Thurs. 2/24/22 @ 5pm (CT) via Zoom.
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Feb 21The Arts of Mnemosyne: Expressions of Mnemonic Culture in the Renaissance
Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L160
Monday Seminar: Julia Domínguez
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Feb 14Put Up or Shut Up! Revisiting the Warner Brothers
Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L160
Monday Seminar: Chris Yogerst