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27 results for "What Next"

27 results for "What Next"

What Next? Possible Futures

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As we begin to come to terms with the epoch-defining impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, uncertainties about the future multiply to provoke both anxiety and hope. The Mahindra Humanities Center presents a series of short conversations about the seeds of...

What Next? Possible Futures | American Politics

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Heather Cox Richardson in conversation with Steven Biel about the possible futures of American politics coming out of this moment. Heather Cox Richardson is Professor of History at Boston College. Steven Biel is the Executive Director of the Mahindra...

What Next? Possible Futures | The Climate Crisis

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Edward J. Hall in conversation with Sunil Amrith about the implications of the pandemic for how we tackle the climate crisis. Edward J. Hall is the Norman E. Vuilleumier Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University. Sunil Amrith is Mehra Family Professor...

What Next? Possible Futures | American Politics

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Speaker: Heather Cox Richardson, Boston College Heather Cox Richardson in conversation with Steven Biel about the possible futures of American politics coming out of this moment. Heather Cox Richardson is Professor of History at Boston College. Steven...

What Next? Possible Futures | The Climate Crisis

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Speaker: Edward J. Hall, Harvard University Edward J. Hall in conversation with Sunil Amrith about the implications of the pandemic for how we tackle the climate crisis. Edward J. Hall is the Norman E. Vuilleumier Professor of Philosophy at Harvard...

Alison Bechdel needs to know what happens next

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The cartoonist, memoirist, and MacArthur “genius” Alison Bechdel described the myriad ways she has wrestled with time during the 2022 Rita E. Hauser Forum for the Arts on Tuesday. “The main thing I love about memoirs is the challenge of finding a coherent...

Crossed Lines at Tarfaya

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FRANCE AND THE WORLD SPEAKER: Jill Jarvis, Yale University ‘Crossed Lines at Tarfaya’ picks up trans-Saharan air and radio lines to track the strange transmissions of Antoine de Saint Exupéry’s desert writings across the contested borders of what is now...

Shakespeare’s Serial World: Patterns, Obsession, Repetitions.

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SHAKESPEAREAN STUDIES SPEAKER : Elisabeth Bronfen, New York University Shakespeare: In Serie explores the philosophical, psychoanalytic, and aesthetic implications of seriality within Shakespeare’s dramatic works. This entails treating his oeuvre as a...

A Critique of Resilience in the Time of Trauma

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CRITICAL HEALTH HUMANITIES SPEAKER: Joelle Abi-Rached, Radcliffe Institute I propose a critical analysis of psychological resilience, which has become the mantra of our epoch, by historizing it and problematizing it. I will contend that it is neither a...