Online Lecture

James Doyle (Penn State): "On Areítos and Open Sanctuaries in the Ancestral Antilles: Reflections on Arte del mar"

Feb 4, 2022 04:00 PM EST, via Zoom

Dear Colleagues,

The Global School and Latin American and Caribbean Studies program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute present Fronteras reimaginadas: Reimagining Borders in Latin(x) America, an exploration of relations and associations between the Spanish-speaking Caribbean and the United States.

James Doyle (Penn State): "On Areítos and Open Sanctuaries in the Ancestral Antilles: Reflections on Arte del mar"

Feb 4, 2022 04:00 PM EST, via Zoom

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This is scheduled for 2 AM Tel Aviv time, so will there be a recording available at a later point?

Thanks,

Ehud

Professor Ehud R. Toledano
History of the Middle East and Africa
Tel Aviv University, ISRAEL

James Doyle (Penn State): "On Areítos and Open Sanctuaries in the Ancestral Antilles: Reflections on Arte del mar"

Feb 4, 2022 04:00 PM EST, via Zoom

Dear Colleagues, 

The Jewish Studies Program at UC Davis is proud to announce the schedule for our New Directions in Jewish Studies Lecture Series. The first program of its kind, our series promotes cutting edge Jewish Studies research - on topics from disability through criminality to race - by scholars working outside the tenure track. Now in its second year, the New Directions series has served as a model for at least two other Jewish Studies programs in the United States. 

The title of this lecture references a paper published in GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies by Dr. Carrie Sandhal, entitled "Queering the Crip or Cripping the Queer?: Intersections of Queer and Crip Identities in Solo Autobiographical Performance" (2003). Full citational information can be found below:

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