A Voice Above: Muhammad Iqbal and an Islamic Poetic Process in Colonial Modernity
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PERSIAN AND PERSIANATE STUDIES SPEAKER: Abdul Manan Bhat, Harvard University
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The King’s Harp, The King’s Cup: Objects of Praise in Bardic Verse
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CELTIC LITERATURE AND CULTURE SPEAKER: Margaret Griffin-Wilson, Harvard University
Shibboleth: Language, Territory and the Literatures of Wales
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CELTIC LITERATURE AND CULTURE SPEAKER: Daniel G. Williams, Professor, University of Swansea; Sheila Biddle Ford Foundation Fellow, Hutchins Center for African & African American Research, Harvard University
Old Age and Aging in Early Medieval and Medieval Chinese Poetry
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CHINA HUMANITIES SPEAKER: Kerstin Storm, University of Münster Perceptions of old age and aging in so-called traditional China are often reduced to two extremes: on the one hand, respect for the elderly, commonly associated with the Confucian cardinal...
Tragedy and Trajectory in American Treaty Space
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NATIVE CULTURES OF THE AMERICAS SPEAKER: Dylan Nelson, Harvard University
Reclaiming “Delinquency”: Biopolitical Enclosure, Mana Wahine, and Insurgent Indigenous Literacies in Territorial Hawaiʻi
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NATIVE CULTURES OF THE AMERICAS SPEAKER: Kamalani Johnson, Brown University In the decades following the 1898 U.S. annexation of Hawaiʻi, the Territorial government deployed a coordinated legislative and institutional architecture designed to fragment...
Seminar with Lauren M. E. Goodlad
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VICTORIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE SPEAKER: Lauren Goodlad, Rutgers University Co-sponsored by AI and the Humanities.
Seminar with Eva Dema
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VICTORIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE SPEAKER: Eva Dema, Harvard Society of Fellows
Framed: Pictures from Asia in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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VISUAL REPRESENTATION, MATERIALITY, AND MEDIUM SPEAKER: Kristel Smentek, MIT Department of Architecture To frame a picture is to distinguish it, to mark it as demanding a form of visual attention that is different from every day seeing. This paper probes...
The Buddhist Visual Culture of Tibetan Medicine
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BUDDHIST STUDIES FORUM SPEAKER: Briana Brightly, Harvard University When imagining the creation of Buddhist art, few picture the artist observing dissections, studying materia medica, or diagramming disease. Yet this is precisely what happened in...