Penn State - Center for Humanities and Information
@CHIatPSU
The Center for Humanities and Information supports research on the role information plays in the production of social meaning and value across the human science
Join us May 25 at 1pm for a conversation about dramatizing Sacajawea, York, Lewis & Clark, & Standing Rock with Indigenous playwrights Mary Kathryn Nagle @mknagle & Diane Glancy, and CHI Visiting Fellow Jen Shook @poeticsheretic. Register at https://t.co/NLagHra0Mn
Join our discussion with Information: Keywords co-editors Jonathan E. Abel (@quantumabels) of @CMLIT_PSU & Samuel Frederick of @StudyGermanPSU + moderator Jen Shook (@poeticsheretic) Mar 19, 11:15am EST.
Book now available from @CUPPublicity. Register at https://t.co/80PcD3qqLR
On Monday, February 8 at 6:00 p.m. EST, a panel of scholars on rhetoric and queer studies will discuss @pvanhaitsma's recent book, "Queering Romantic Engagement in the Postal Age: A Rhetorical Education." @CASatPSU@PennStateWGSS@CHIatPSU @RockEthicsPSU https://t.co/EmSVO8q9Rk
Next week! Join me and @CHIatPSU for a discussion with some amazing anthropologists about Indigenous languages, revitalization, and media. Full schedule and registration: https://t.co/as2zgwvlvm
2018 CHI fellow Claire M. L. Bourne @roaringgirle explores the relationship between typography & theatrical performance her new book TYPOGRAPHIES OF PERFORMANCE IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND, just out from @OUPAcademic: https://t.co/aY2NWgtULo.
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I really have the best job. I get to co-organize a colloquium on Global Indigeneity + Information with @PoeticsHeretic for @CHIatPSU. Check out what we'll be reading and watching! https://t.co/YFPMPUgFlr