Lectures, Seminars, and Workshops
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New Issue: Historical Reflections (Vol. 44, Issue 2)
The latest issue of Historical Reflections is now available online.
New Issue: Historical Reflections (Vol. 44, Issue 2)
The latest issue of Historical Reflections is now available online.
Dedication
Elizabeth Macknight, Brian Newsome and Vivian Berghahn
Articles
"Give Me Back My Son!": Eleanor of Aquitaine, Emotion Talk, and the Gendering of Political Rhetoric, Linda E. Mitchell
Duke U. MA in Digital Art History & Computational Media
The Department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies at Duke University offers a Master's Degree in Digital Art History and Computational Media.
Call for Panelists: The Uses and Abuses of Fashion in the Early Republic
Hello historians,
A co-panelist and I are looking to organize a panel on the politics of beauty and fashion for the SHEAR 2019 conference. We know it's a bit late, but if anyone is interested, we're still looking for another presenter, a panel chair, and a commentator.
We're interested in broad questions:
Kyoto Lectures: Kimbrough on the otogizōshi Nijūshikō and lessons for women, December 4 at 6PM
Dear colleagues,
I am passing along the announcement for the next Kyoto Lecture, to be held on December 4th.
As always, Kyoto Lectures are free and open to all. Please contact ISEAS or EFEO (info below) if you have questions.
Best,
Roberta Strippoli
Binghamton University (SUNY)
CfP: Conference "Interactions, Connections and Collisions within the Asian Sphere"
The Asian Sphere Program’s Graduate Student Conference:
New Issue on African and African Diasporan Writers (JENdA Journal)
The peer-reviewed JENdA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies has just published Issue 30 on African and African Diasporan Writers. This issue on African Literature in JENdA is an exploration that features conversations with writers discussing their work and inspiration. This issue is for anyone. For those teaching literature, the issue is a great asset, and it comes with the added benefit that these cross and trans-continental dialogues ask us to consider that local and global can and does occupy the same space.
TOC: Aspasia (Volume 12)
Dear Colleague,
Once Upon a Patriarchy
In each episode, fairy tale and media studies scholar Dr.