Past Event Category: Workshop
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Apr 30Early Modern Philosophy Workshop
University Club Building (432 E Campus Mall) Room 212
IRH fellows Brandon Smith, Jack Stetter, and Viacheslav Zahorodniuk will present works-in-progress.
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Oct 13Workshop with Emma Capron, Curator at the National Gallery, London
University Club, Room 212
For UW–Madison graduate students and faculty.
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Feb 21(Re)Imagining Imperial Inequalities and Opportunities
Memorial Union
(Re)Imagining Empire Workshop: Part V
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Oct 4Workshop: Confrontation and Dialogue: Issues of Race and Racism in Medieval Studies
Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room 150 (Hagen Room-Department of Art History)
2019 Hilldale Workshop: William Chester Jordan
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Apr 19(Re)Imagining Empire-Part III
Memorial Union
Workshop: Multiple Speakers (see below for schedule and speakers) Few themes are subject to as much cross-disciplinary inquiry as empire. From critical international relations theory on empire’s ideological dimensions to historians’ examination of the motivations and effects of imperialist states, from comparative diachronic studies of empire to analyses of empires’ continuing legacy through the …
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Mar 28Workshop with Professor Celia Applegate
University Club, Room 212
Workshop: Celia Applegate William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of History and Affiliate Faculty of Musicology and Ethnomusicology, Vanderbilt University Professor Applegate will be presenting a segment of a chapter that is part of a broadly conceived work-in-progress on the social and cultural history of music within the German-speaking world from the 17th century to …
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Dec 7(Re)Imagining Empire-Part II
Memorial Union
Workshop: Multiple Speakers (see below) Few themes are subject to as much cross-disciplinary inquiry as empire. From critical international relations theory on empire’s ideological dimensions to historians’ examination of the motivations and effects of imperialist states, from comparative diachronic studies of empire to analyses of empires’ continuing legacy through the lenses of post-colonialism or critical …
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Nov 2(Re)Imagining Empire-Part I
Union South
Workshop: Multiple Speakers (see below) Few themes are subject to as much cross-disciplinary inquiry as empire. From critical international relations theory on empire’s ideological dimensions to historians’ examination of the motivations and effects of imperialist states, from comparative diachronic studies of empire to analyses of empires’ continuing legacy through the lenses of post-colonialism or …
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Nov 142013 Workshop on Publication Strategies in the Humanities
University Club, Banquet Hall (lower level)
Panel Discussion and Workshop: Helen Tartar, Editorial Director, Fordham University Press Gwen Walker, Editorial Director, University of Wisconsin Press Steve Stern, Alberto Flores Galindo and Hilldale Professor of History, Vice Provost for Faculty and Staff, and co-editor of the book series “Critical Human Rights” through the University of Wisconsin Press Preeti Chopra, Associate Professor, Art …
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Apr 10New Digital Humanities Approaches to Renaissance Studies: Manuscript Imaging and Research Outsourcing in the Florentine Archives using the Bía Platform
University Club, Room 212
Workshop: Brian Sandberg History, Northern Illinois University The Bía Platform of the Medici Archive Project offers Renaissance scholars new approaches to digital humanities research. This online platform presents high-resolution digitized manuscript documents and a searchable interface to the massive Mediceo del Principato collection at the Archivio di Stato di Firenze. The Bía platform functions …