Past Event Category: Symposium
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Apr 4Rethinking the Italian Eighteenth Century and its Transnational Connections
Pyle Center Symposium Program
Rethinking the Italian Eighteenth Century and its Transnational Connections Over the past 25 years, the transnational perspective has played a pivotal role in reshaping the scope of eighteenth-century studies, illuminating vibrant exchanges and interactions across borders. This symposium aims to achieve two primary objectives: first, to solidify Italy’s influential position within the transnational cultural tapestry …
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Mar 738th GAFIS Symposium
Keynote: Hadji Bakara
Pyle Center
Hadji Bakara, University of Michigan, Refugee Futures and the Politics of Time, E-mail GAFIS at gafis_symposium@frit.wisc.edu
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Feb 28Burdick-Vary symposium: “The Work of the Literary Translator: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Politics”
126 Memorial Library (728 State Street) Memorial Library
Free and Open to the Public Symposium Details – Symposium Flyer – Symposium Program Co-sponsored by the UW Department of French and Italian and the Institute for Research in the Humanities Symposium co-organizers: Ernesto Livorni, Florence Vatan, Anne Vila
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Oct 18Early Modern Otherworlds: A Symposium
Memorial Library Room 126
EVENT FLYER The Center for Early Modern Studies (CEMS) is hosting a day-long symposium on “Early Modern Otherworlds”. Our colleagues Kristin Phillips-Court, Ullrich Langer, Jan Miernowski, Frédéric Neyrat, Daniel Kapust, Mario Ortiz-Robles, and many others are participating in this event, as well as two keynote speakers, Christopher Heuer (Rochester U, Art History) and Arielle Saiber …
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Apr 537th GAFIS Symposium, 2024
Dr. Aubrey Gabel, Columbia University
Pyle Center
GAFIS Symposium Description: Games and play are omnipresent in human society and take innumerable forms. Questions surrounding the role of play and games have generated much theoretical debate from which various perspectives and approaches have emerged, taking different forms across time and space. Over the course of the 20th and 21st centuries, numerous fields of …
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Oct 26“Censorship, Surveillance, Disinformation”
Memorial Library, Room 126
“Censorship, Surveillance, Disinformation” Symposium of the Center for Early Modern Studies See attached flyer