Month: February 2017

The Political Theory Workshop (PTW) brings together graduate students and faculty with an interest in the history of social and political thought, normative social and political theory, and the normative and theoretical dimensions of public …

This symposium brings together contributors to a newly burgeoning mode of work that sits at—and defies—the boundaries between scholarly research and creative art related to nature and the history of science. How does research on …

This symposium brings together contributors to a newly burgeoning mode of work that sits at—and defies—the boundaries between scholarly research and creative art related to nature and the history of science. How does research on …

Join in a Renaissance Colloquium Brownbag in 7191 Helen C. White Hall for “Annotating Time: Spenser’s Shepheardes Calender, E. K., and Almanac Culture,” with Emily Loney, Ph.D. Candidate in English at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.