Roger Chartier
Directeur d’Études at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris, Professeur in the Collège de France, and Annenberg Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania
“Author’s Hand and Printer’s Mind in Early Modern Europe”
(Co-sponsored by the Yale Program in the History of the Book)
As part of the Transitions to Modernity colloquium.
JANAM MUKHERJEE, Yale Agrarian Studies Fellow (Ph.D. in History and Anthropology, University of Michigan, 2011)
“The Chicken and the Egg: Bird Flu in Bengal”
As part of the Environmental History at Yale colloquium.
As part of the Environmental History at Yale colloquium.
MATTHEW BENDER, Associate History Professor, College of New Jersey, and Yale Agrarian Studies Fellow
“The Mountains of Jagga! Encountering Eden in Africa, 1848-1890”
As part of the Environmental History at Yale colloquium.
As part of the Environmental History at Yale colloquium.
Prof. Herrick Chapman
Associate Professor of History, Institute of French Studies at New York University
“Democratic Renewal in the Age of Expertise: The Long French Reconstruction, 1944-1962”
As part of the Autour de la France colloquium.
As part of the Autour de la France colloquium.
Miranda Sachs (History)
“War through the Eyes of the Child: A Study of Narrative and Memory in Children’s Accounts of World War I”
Izabel Gass (Art History)
Title TBA
As part of the Autour de la France colloquium.
As part of the Autour de la France colloquium.
Mattie Fitch (History)
“Contesting Popular Culture: The Communist Party and Marseille’s Popular Front”
Annie DeSaussure (French)
“Rewriting the French National Narrative: Breton Literature of Protest Post-1968”
As part of the Autour de la France colloquium.