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Omaid Sharifi in conversation with David Joselit

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How do we use public art as an effective tool to change attitudes and behaviors, to promote freedom of expression and rights, and to counter violent extremism in Afghanistan and South Asia? About the Speakers Omaid Sharifi is a Curator, Artivist...

Environmental Humanities Seminar with Rebecca Hogue

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"Anneal this Breath: Reading Glass, Poetics, and Nuclear Genealogies with Yhonnie Scarce" REGISTER FOR PRE-CIRCULATED PAPER Speaker: Rebecca H. Hogue, 2023-24 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Katie Holmes Rebecca H. Hogue (she/they) grew up on the...

Environmental Humanities Seminar with Pooja Sen

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The Conjunctural Affinity: Writing the History of Art after Climate Change Speaker: Pooja Sen, 2024-25 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Robin Kelsey REGISTER HERE Pooja Sen is a scholar of contemporary art, media, and postcolonial and Marxist theory...

Works of Another Hand

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CIVILIZATIONS OF ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME SPEAKER: Leah Whittington, Harvard Department of English Leah Whittington is Professor of English at Harvard University. She joined the faculty at Harvard in fall 2012, following a year as a Mellon Postdoctoral...

Andreas Fischer

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Andreas Fischer received a Ph.D. from the Freie Universität Berlin in 2005. After serving on the faculty of the History Department of the Technische Universität Berlin from 2004 to 2006, he became Assistant Professor at the Freie Universität Berlin, where...

Environmental Humanities Seminar with Oliver Aas

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Chronotopes of Melting Speaker: Oliver Aas, 2025-26 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Bruno Carvalho Born and raised in Estonia, Oliver Aas is an interdisciplinary scholar working at the intersection of environmental humanities, visual studies, and...

David Russell

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David Russell is a Lecturer in English at King's College London. He gained his Ph.D. in English Literature from Princeton University in 2011 and since then his research and teaching have been supported by the Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation, and by...

The Crime of Wulf and Eadwacer

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MEDIEVAL STUDIES SPEAKER: Matthew Aiello,Harvard Society of Fellows This event is part of the Medieval Studies Seminar's 2023-24 "Collations" series. Lunch will be provided; please RSVP by Thursday, 19 October to Lydia Shahan (lydiashahan@g.harvard.edu).

CANCELLED | Environmental Humanities Seminar with Meg Perret

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This event has been cancelled. "'Why Do Pandas Have So Little Sex?' Representations of Giant Panda Reproduction in Zoo Captive-Breeding Programs" Speaker: Meg Perret, 2022-23 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Karen Thornber Meg Perret (she/they)...

Environmental Humanities Seminar with Kessie Alexandre

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"Slow Transparency: Lead, Water Crises, and the Formation of Publics" REGISTER FOR KESSIE ALEXANDRE'S SEMINAR Speaker: Kessie Alexandre, 2022-23 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Steven Caton Kessie Alexandre is an Assistant Professor of Geography at...

Environmental Humanities Seminar with Lindsay O'Connor Stern

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"Administering Presence: The Role of Science and Technology in Nonhuman and Fetal Rights Projects" REGISTER FOR PRE-CIRCULATED PAPER Speaker: Lindsay O'Connor Stern, 2023-24 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Rebecca Lemov Lindsay O’Connor Stern received...

Environmental Humanities Seminar with Clara Wilch

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"Performances of Infrastructure and Changing Climates in Nunavut" REGISTER NOW Speaker: Clara Wilch, 2023-24 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Robin Bernstein Clara Wilch is an interdisciplinary environmental studies scholar who researches performance...