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SUMMARY:Mortality: Facing Death in Ancient Greece
DESCRIPTION:Mortality: Facing Death in Ancient Greece is a four-week Summer Institute funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Beginning from the premise that mortality is the condition that gives life its singular human quality\, the goal of the Institute is to develop a multi-disciplinary approach to mortality in ancient Greece as the basis for rigorous and innovative teaching and scholarship in the Humanities. Under the guidance of experts\, the Institute will bring together twenty-five college and university teachers and three graduate students to examine relevant material from a broad range of ancient Greek literary sources\, visual and archaeological remains\, and historical periods\, ranging from the 8th to the 3rd centuries BCE. The Institute encourages the study of mortality in ancient Greece as the basis for comparative study across cultures\, disciplines\, and historical periods. \nInstitute Faculty:\nKaren Bassi\, Institute Director\nBrooke Holmes\, Visiting Scholar\nSarah Iles Johnston\, Visiting Scholar\nSheila Murnaghan\, Visiting Scholar\nYiannis Petropoulos\, Visiting Scholar\nKirk Sanders\, Visiting Scholar\nYannis Tzifopoulos\, Visiting Scholar\nMichael Wedde\, Local Guest Scholar \nVisit the Institute website for more information: mortality.ihr.ucsc.edu
URL:https://thi.ucsc.edu/event/mortality-facing-death-in-ancient-greece-2/
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SUMMARY:Modern Jewish Spaces From the Venice Ghetto to Contemporary Classifications: Summer Workshop for Young Researchers in Jewish Culture and Identity
DESCRIPTION:Modern Jewish Spaces From the Venice Ghetto to Contemporary Classifications \nSummer Workshop for Young Researchers in Jewish Culture and Identity \nIn conjunction with the University of California\, Santa Cruz \nJune 30 – July 2\, 2014 at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute \nAttending the workshop is by invitation only \nSummer Workshop Program \nContemporary globalization brings to the forefront the relation between identity and spatial location; it highlights new and multiple cross-cutting transnational allegiances that bear on central aspects of Jewish identity\, which some contemporary writers and researchers have begun to explore and elaborate. The Venice Ghetto raises a range of questions about Modern Jewish Spaces that have played central roles in Jewish and European culture since the Jews were sequestered in the Ghetto at its founding in 1516. The history of the Ghetto\, its image and its symbolic resonances have generated different models that have become subtexts of several Modern Jewish Spaces\, often implicitly reverted to in desperate Jewish historical moments. A broad range of questions arise from the study of Modern Jewish Spaces\, such as the following: \n• Are there sets of necessary and sufficient conditions that constitute different paradigmatic Modern Jewish Spaces?\n• What do Modern Jewish Spaces mean for those who live in them\, or for those outside?\n• What roles do political\, social and cultural power play in and for these Modern Jewish Spaces?\n• What was/is the influence of the State of Israel on contemporary definitions of Jewish people?\n• What roles do minority cultures in Modern Jewish Spaces assume and fulfill? \nThe summer workshop will provide an opportunity to investigate these and other related questions. \nAcademic committee:\nProf. Shaul Bassi\, Prof. Elisheva Baumgarten\,\nProf. Murray Baumgarten\, Dr. Yotam Benziman\,\nDr. Manuela Consonni\, Prof. Shmuel Feiner\,\nProf. Aviad Hacohen\, Prof. Debra Kaplan\,\nProf. Haviva Pedaya\, Prof. Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin\,\nProf. Uzi Rebhun\, Dr. Avinoam Rosenak\,\nRabbi Naftali Rothenberg\, Dafna Schreiber \nThe Van Leer Jerusalem Institute\n43 Jabotinsky St.\, Jerusalem\nwww.vanleer.org.il\nPhotographs taken at the event will be posted on the Institute’s website and on social networks.
URL:https://thi.ucsc.edu/event/18537-2/
LOCATION:Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
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SUMMARY:Santa Cruz Shakespeare: "As You Like It" (Jul 1 - Aug 10)
DESCRIPTION:As You Like It \nBy William Shakespeare\nDirected by Mark Rucker \nIn the Sinsheimer-Stanley Festival Glen \nJuly 1 – August 10\nPreviews July 1st \, 2nd and 3rd\n(All Preview Tickets are $20.00) \nLove at first sight\, a wrestling match\, cross-dressing and a fool! Shakespeare’s delightful\, romantic comedy As You Like It boasts all four\, cleverly intertwined with the trials and triumphs of love. Exiled from court\, Rosalind ventures into the idyllic Forest of Arden with the fool\, Touchstone\, only to discover her true love Orlando awaits her. What follows is an elaborate scheme to capture his heart through her witty and playful ploy: instruct Orlando how to woo a woman while disguised as a boy. As You Like It explores the vast and varied incarnations of love culminating in a woodland wedding extravaganza! \nSanta Cruz Shakespeare (SCS) is a new\, independent non-profit theatre company rooted in Santa Cruz\, California and dedicated to the plays of William Shakespeare and other dynamic playwrights whose work celebrates language. SCS will carry on the tradition of professional\, thought-provoking and passionate theater in Santa Cruz. \nSCS was funded by theatre-lovers in Santa Cruz and beyond after its predecessor\, a 32-year old Shakespeare Festival affiliated with the University of California at Santa Cruz\, closed in December 2013. Thanks to the generosity of its donors\, and the fiscal sponsorship of Arts Council Santa Cruz County\, SCS’s 2014 Summer Season is fully forward-funded. This means that all the money required for production this year is already in-hand. Simply put: ticket revenue\, along with all donations and grants received after March 1\, 2014\, will help to ensure a 2015 season. As we are fond of saying\, “we have thrown away the credit card and broken out the debit card.” It also means that in many ways our future success as a company rests in the hands of this community. If our audiences buy tickets to the season\, donate\, volunteer\, and urge friends to do the same\, Santa Cruz Shakespeare will not only survive\, but thrive. \nIn addition to the summer repertory season\, SCS is proud to interface with the community through a number of vital education and outreach initiatives including an Intern Program\, the Don Rothman pre-show and post-show discussion talkbacks as well as Weekend with Shakespeare in conjunction with UCSC’s Associate Professor of Literature Sean Keilen and Professor Emeritus\, Michael Warren.
URL:https://thi.ucsc.edu/event/santa-cruz-shakespeare-as-you-like-it-july-1-aug-10-2/
LOCATION:Sinsheimer-Stanley Festival Glen
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