Department of Philosophy Public Lecture, “The State of the Union: Descartes on the Human Being,” by Dr. Deborah Brown (U. of Queensland), 3:30pm, Helen C. White Hall, Room 4207.
Events
“‘Translated & Improved!’: Shakespeare on the American Yiddish Stage”
Title: “‘Translated & Improved!’: Shakespeare on the American Yiddish Stage” by Joel Berkowitz (UW-Milwaukee)Format: Part of the GNS Series: “Shakespeare Would Not Brexit”Location: Van Hise Hall, Room 1418Details here: https://gns.wisc.edu/event/shakespeare-would-not-brexit-shakespeare-in-yiddish-with-joel-berkowitz/?instance_id=58*Co-sponsored by the Center for Early …
“Defining Bosch Today”
Title: “Defining Bosch Today” by Dr. Larry Silver (U. Pennsylvania)Format: Public lectureLocation: Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L140*Co-sponsored by the Center for Early Modern Studies
Special GEMSS Tour of “In The Light of Naples: The Art of Francesco de Mura” Chazen Exhibit
Special GEMSS Tour of “In The Light of Naples: The Art of Francesco de Mura” exhibition by Chazen curator Maria Saffiotti Dale, 3:30pm meet in Mead Witter Lobby of the Chazen Art Museum, details here: …
“The Intimacies of Paper in Early America”
Humanities Friday Lunches, Dr. Jonathan Senchyne (UW-Madison), “The Intimacies of Paper in Early America,” 12pm, Banquet Room, University Club.
“The Wandering Jew: Between the Middle Ages and Modernity”
Dr. Galit Hasan-Rokem (Professor Emerita, Hebrew U., Jerusalem), “The Wandering Jew: Between the Middle Ages and Modernity,” 12pm, Van Hise 1418.
“Theft, Murder, Adultery”: Hobbes, Pufendorf, and the Spartans
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 …
New Illuminations: Art-NATURE-History
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 …
New Illuminations: Art-NATURE-History
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 …
Renaissance Colloquium Brownbag
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.