Protected: Materials for May 23rd Session
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May 23rd || Seth Estrin on “Between Pity and Rage: Constructing Emotion in Archaic Funerary Sculpture”
Please join the Affect and the Emotions Workshop on Monday, May 23rd, Wieboldt 408, 4:30-6:00pm CT when Seth Estrin Assistant Professor of Art History and the College; Ancient Greek Art and Archaeology presents the paper: “Between Pity and Rage: Constructing Emotion in… Continue Reading
Protected: Materials for May 9th Session
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May 9th | Special Workshop Event with David Eng on The History of the Subject and the Subject of History
Please join the Affect and the Emotions Workshop, on zoom, on Monday, May 9th when David Eng Richard L. Fisher Professor of English, and Professor in the Program in Asian American Studies, the Program in Comparative Literature & Literary Theory,… Continue Reading
Protected: Materials for May 2nd Session
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May 2nd | Ben Jeffery on Grief is a Troubled Medium: Reading Housekeeping through Loewald
Please join the Affect and the Emotions Workshop, in-person, on Monday, May 2nd when Ben Jeffery Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences presents the paper: Grief is a Troubled Medium: Reading Housekeeping through Loewald There is a passage in Marilynne Robinson’s novel Housekeeping(1980)… Continue Reading
Protected: Materials for April 25th Session
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April 25th | Ilqua Lutfi on Intimacy, Hygiene, and Domestic Labor Relations in Karachi
Please join the Affect and the Emotions Workshop, in-person, on Monday, April 25th when Ilqua Lutfi; PhD Student, Comparative Human Development presents the paper “Intimacy, Hygiene, and Domestic Labor Relations in Karachi” Discussant: Jane Gordon; PhD Student, Near Eastern… Continue Reading
Protected: Materials for February 21st Session
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February 21st || David Cantor-Echols on “Fear and Loathing in Late Medieval Iberia”
Please join the Affect and the Emotions Workshop, remotely, on Monday, February 21 when David Cantor-Echols Social Sciences Teaching Fellow presents his paper: “Fear and Loathing in Late Medieval Iberia” Discussant: Sarah McDaniel, PhD Candidate in the Department of English the… Continue Reading