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Join the UNC Department of for a lecture by Dr. Holly Collins (Baylor University). Coffee Reception at 4:30 in Dey 216 Presentation at 5:00 in Toy Lounge Dr. Collins's presentation focuses on the politics of publishing as it … Read more
Join UNC faculty and staff, and Carolina Public Humanities, for a discussion on contemporary EU topics over lunch! The event will feature French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish tables. A discussant at each table will guide conversation in each language … Read more
This event is part of Visions and Revisions: Romance Utopias and Dystopias, the 24th Annual Carolina Conference for Romance Studies. PDF of the flyer In this presentation, Dr. Dubois will speak about a collaborative digital project done with Mary Caton … Read more
This event is part of Visions and Revisions: Romance Utopias and Dystopias, the 24th Annual Carolina Conference for Romance Studies. PDF of the flyer What are the principles that supported the utopian construction of humanism and what are the connections … Read more
This event is part of Visions and Revisions: Romance Utopias and Dystopias, the 24th Annual Carolina Conference for Romance Studies. PDF of the flyer In Iconemi. Storia e memoria del paesaggio (2001), Eugenio Turri and photographer Mimmo Jodice provide a … Read more
The Holocaust and the State of Israel transformed the traditional paradigms of Jews’ Relations with non-Jews. Jacob & Esau, typologically Jews and Christians and traditionally enemies, have reconciled. Isaac & Yishmael, typologically Jews and Muslims and traditionally less hostile, have … Read more
Kebir Ammi will give a lecture in English on the literature and cultures from the Maghreb, the Northwest region of Africa. Kebir Ammi is a Moroccan writer, lived in France for more than thirty years, has authored many books, and … Read more
