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Please visit the conference web page for the full schedule, information, and conference program. This event was held virtually. This conference takes up the question of how fantasy and science fiction are used to address minority issues, specifically as they … Read more
Note: These events have been postponed and will be rescheduled (date TBD). **Events are Free and Open to the General Public** In 1934, the esteemed filmmaker Robert Flaherty released Man of Aran. Following in the footsteps of the writings of … Read more
In collaboration with Carolina Public Humanities The collapse of communist governments in Central Europe in 1989 offered an historic transition for people who expected new political freedoms, new wealth, and new personal opportunities. No event symbolized this momentous change more … Read more
The Mercurian: A Theatrical Translation Review, in collaboration with the Process Series, the Department of Dramatic Art, the Department of Romance Studies, and UNC Global, at the University of North Carolina, and the Language Acts and Worldmaking project at King’s … Read more
Please mark your calendars and save the date for the next TransAtlantic Masters Program alumni panel! We are planning to hold our panel discussion on the evening of Friday, March 22nd. These alumni events provide an excellent opportunity to find … Read more
Jack Lang, the former French culture minister, once said, “Paris is always Paris and Berlin is never Berlin.” In this Dialogues Seminar, Historian Don Reid will examine how Paris has evolved over the past several decades: the impact of immigrants, … Read more
