We’re starting off virtual, but hope to see folks by the end of term 🤞 Please join us for more “18th- & 19th- century Atlantic Cultures” workshopping this winter, featuring @mariahakbender, Dr Lise Gaston, @alexandermillen, @usernameyao, and Dr @kaneeshaparsard!
Join @reedgochberg , Asst Director of Studies & Lecturer @histlit, Harvard, & author of Useful Objects: Museums, Science, & Literature in 19th century America (@OxUniPress), in conversation with @HarvardMuseums Executive Director Brenda Tindal. Register: https://t.co/a9Eqoy1aOM.
Next week I'll be having a chat about chromophobia & whiteness in contemporary art galleries. If you would like to come, you can book a free place here👇🏾
https://t.co/iapBZ3fEd9
👂listen👂 to four members from across our campus community talk about why THEY are refusing class and work on the @copsoffearth may 3rd #DayOfRefusal !! go to https://t.co/u8oylV1Ll9 for email templates and more info + quote this tweet with why YOU are refusing this monday 🗣🗣
TOMORROW 5PM CST -- join us for a conversation about *The Practice of Citizenship* w/ Prof Derrick Spires (@drkmttr82). Please register for zoom link & access introduction here: https://t.co/7Jc9jZq6XL
Join us (TODAY at 12 CST) for presentations and a discussion on the "Structures of Nostalgia," featuring Prof Magdalena Kay, Prof Kristin Bluemel, and PhD candidate Zehra Kazmi #spectaclesofdecline https://t.co/4iSsaaAI2Q
Last day of the #spectaclesofdecline symposium: panels on "Structures of Nostalgia" and "Beyond Empire (Anti/Post Imperial Formulations)" + Hazel Carby reading and conversation with @kaneeshaparsard and Sarah Jessica Johnson
Who would have thought that after all that a heritage organisation engaging in historical research was not breaking the law!
It's almost as if the whole scandal was confected for political reasons?
https://t.co/HGzF12lTok
@WBUR Thanks so much for researching, too! I’ll listen online - I appreciate it. She probably won’t be able to get it on her old school radio, but we’ll figure something out!
Academics: 'Can one ever truly grasp the affective subtlety of medieval lyrics...'
Medieval lyrics: ‘Ete ye this brede ete ye this brede/ And ete it so ye be not dede’