Past Event Category: Research Seminar
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Jan 28FRIT Research Seminar
1418 Van Hise Hall Van Hise Location
The spring semester FRIT research seminar will be held on Wednesday, January 28th at 3pm in 1418 Van Hise Hall. There will be refreshments afterwards in 618 Van Hise. Mark your calendars! Our presenters: Professor Heather Willis Allen, “Amplifying the Role of Creativity in Second Language Learning: A Design Perspective “ Luke Ptak (PhD candidate, French), “Can Mourning …
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Oct 29FRIT Research Seminar
French House, 633 N. Frances Street, Madison, WI 53703
We are delighted to announce the FRIT Research Seminar for this semester, so mark your calendars! It will be held on Wednesday, October 29th at 3pm at the French House. And there will be refreshments after! Our presenters: Giovanni D’Andrea “Sense of tragedy in La classe de neige by Emmanuel Carrère” Mathilde Garnier “Using Generative AI for Task Planning and Critical Reflection …
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Apr 11Research Seminar
French House
Tatiana Feshchenko “For the psychoanalytic reading of Centuria: One Hundred Ouroboric Novels by Giorgio Manganelli” Alex Taylor “Antoine Furetiere’s Le roman bourgeois (1666): L’histoire comique in the age of Molière” Anne Vila “How the Jansenist convulsionnaires Passed into Nineteenth-Century French Fiction: The Case of Léon Hennique’s Elisabeth Couronneau” (drawing on her article published in the latest issue of MLN: https://muse.jhu.edu/article/952847)
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Feb 21Research Seminar
126 Memorial Library (728 State Street)
Nevine El Nossery “Remem’beur and the ‘living archive’: towards a politics of decolonial memory” Jess Dubie “A Gendered Representation of the Agricultural Salvation in Italian Cinema: An Ecofeminist Evaluation of Ana Kauber’s In questo mondo and Pietro Marcello’s Bella e Perduta” Jan Miernowski “Laughing on the Brink of Humanity: An Exericse in Epihumanism (book presentation)”
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Oct 23Research Seminar
Memorial Library Room 126
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Apr 24
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Mar 13Research Seminar
Van Hise Hall, Room 250
The Elephant in the Room – AI and You and All the Things We Do Presenters will share some new thoughts on the role of large language models in literature and language instruction. Ritt Deitz – “Handiwork” Gwenola Caradec – “Your voice! Classroom reflection and strategies” Jess Dubie – “Recognizing how AI needs human interaction …
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Nov 29Research Seminar – Fall 2023
Union South (check TITU) Union South TITU
Presenter Details Professor Jelena Todorovic Mother Greed and Her Children “Radix omnium malorum est cupiditas” (“For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil”), we read in 1 Timothy 6.10. Early Christian thinkers seemed to agree, holding avarice (greed) as the most egregious of the deadly sins. With the rise of …