Events
Humanities 1, Room 202
Events at this venue
Dai Jin-hua: “In Vogue: Politics and National Ethnicity in Lust, Caution and the Lust, Caution Phenomenon in China”
Humanities 1, Room 202Dai Jinhua is Founder and Director of the Center for Contemporary Cultural Studies and Film Studies at Peking University, where she is also Professor of Chinese Literature and Language. She is a prominent cultural scholar of literature, film, and popular culture. With Meng Yue, she wrote the 1989 Emerging on the Horizon of History, one […]
Florence Howe
Humanities 1, Room 202Kresge Writer’s House, Living Writers, & Feminist Studies presents: Florence Howe, founder of The Feminist Press and author of the memoir, A Life in Motion
Ned Blackhawk: “The Indigenous West of Mark Twain: Samuel Clemens and American Empire, 1861-1866”
Humanities 1, Room 202Building upon the last sections of his first book, Violence over the Land, in this presentation Ned Blackhawk reevaluates the American West’s most famous if often under-recognized author, Samuel Clemens, whose more famous pseudonym, Mark Twain, was first deployed in 1863 in Virginia City, Nevada’s Territorial Enterprise. This presentation considers the place of indigenous peoples—specifically […]
