Workshop: Marcela Echeverri, "Race, Citizenship, and the Cádiz Constitution in Popayán (New Granada)"
As part of the Latin American Studies Working group
October 2013
Conference: “Interdisciplinary Americas,” Yale “Americas’ Alumni Conference
Interdisciplinary Americas, the legacies of African American Studies, American Studies and History at Yale.
For more details, visit the conference website: http://grad.alumni.yale.edu/americas
Maya Jasanoff to give master's tea talk as 16th annual Bosworth lecturer, October 30th
Presented by the Frank K. Bosworth, Jr. ‘45 Memorial Lecture Fund & the Department of History, Maya Jasanoff, Professor of History at Harvard University, will present, “On the Wrong Side of Revolution: American Loyalists and the British Empire” as a Master’s Tea, hosted by Calhoun College. The tea will take place on Wednesday, October 30th at 4:00pm.
HSHM Colloquium: Andrew Curran,"Anthropology, Anatomy, and the Birth of Race, c. 1770"
Andrew Curran, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, Wesleyan University
“Anthropology, Anatomy, and the Birth of Race, c. 1770”
HSHM Colloquium: Graeme Gooday,"'Hard of Hearing'? Diverse Anglo-American Experiences at the Aural Intersection of Conversation, Assistive Technologies and Clinical Intervention"
Graeme Gooday, Professor of the History of Science and Technology, Acting Head of School (School of Philosophy), University of Leeds
“ ‘Hard of Hearing’? Diverse Anglo-American Experiences at the Aural Intersection of Conversation, Assistive Technologies and Clinical Intervention”
Tea will be served at 4:00pm
HSHM Colloquium: Robert Fox, "Mapping the Universe of Knowledge: Universalism and National Interests in Modern Science"
Robert Fox, Emeritus Professor of the History of Science, Cambridge University
“Mapping the Universe of Knowledge: Universalism and National Interests in Modern Science”
Anders Winroth latest guest on The MacMillan Report
Professor Winroth recently sat down for an interview with The MacMillan Report to talk about his new book, The Conversion of Scandinavia: Vikings, Merchants, and Missionaries in the Remaking of Northern Europe, which recently won the MacMillan Center’s Gustav Ranis International Book Prize. Click here to visit The MacMillan Report website and watch the video.
Lecture: Abbas Amanat, "Anxious Onlookers: Qajar Iran, Persianate India and Tipu Sultan's Resistance to British Expansion"
Abbas Amanat is a professor of history and international and area studies at Yale and the Director of the Yale Program in Iranian Studies. His teaching and research interests include modern Iran and the Middle East, Shi’ism, and apocalypticism. Professor Amanat is the consulting editor of Encyclopaedia Iranica.
Andrews Society Book Sale
The Annual Andrews Society Book Sale will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, October 16th and 17th in HGS 204. Stop by to pick up a bargain and build your library!
The Annual Andrews Society Book Sale, Extended to Friday, October 18!
The Annual Andrews Society Book Sale will be held Wednesday and Thursday in HGS 204 (Hall of Graduate Studies, 320 York Street). Stop by to pick up a bargain and build your library!