CEMS would like to welcome our newest faculty affiliate, Professor Clark-Pujara! Check out her recent media appearance on Podcast—Textualizing the Past: Slavery in New England Episode 15. https://t.co/jsSKLXmyh6, August 7, 2020
Come hear some really amazing graduate students sharing some really exciting work!! Also, me delivering my critical analysis of season 2 of Riverdale (but🤫the organizers don't know yet)
A reminder for the @UWMadison community, our Early Modern Bodies symposium is tomorrow! Come learn from our wonderful panelists and keynote speaker @IL_Wesleyan's Dr. Carolyn Nadeau. We hope to see you there!
GEMSS is hosting our 3rd annual symposium, Early Modern Bodies, Friday, April 26th! We are now accepting abstract submissions by graduate students @UWMadison and the surrounding community until February 15th. See the CFP and event poster below for more information. #earlymodern
UPDATE: My talk, "Memories of the Maimed: (dis)Ability, Slavery, and Modernity in the Atlantic World" will be held in the Curti Lounge at @UWHistoryDept from 12-1pm on Friday, Feb. 8th. Will be sure to share a recording!
Early modern #twitterstorians: please recommend articles on monstrosity & monstrous bodies. I'm trying to compile a short bibliography to prepare for a conference thru @GEMSS_UW.
Thanks!
GEMSS is hosting our 3rd annual symposium, Early Modern Bodies, Friday, April 26th! We are now accepting abstract submissions by graduate students @UWMadison and the surrounding community until February 15th. See the CFP and event poster below for more information. #earlymodern
This Friday, November 30th, the Graduate Early Modern Student Society (GEMSS) will be hosting a round-table discussion on "Artificial Instruments: Technology and the Early Modern Period." Join us at 4:00pm-5:30pm in 7191 Helen C. White Hall.