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This year's Colloquium in Humanities offers the graduate students in Interdisciplinary Studies and DLCL a series of informal views on the intellectual, institutional, and professional evolution of the humanistic disciplines as they shaped and, in part, were shaped by some of their most distinguished practitioners. Graduate students and faculty in the Graduate Program in Humanities and the DLCL are welcome to attend. There will be four or five of these colloquia in 2007-08, each taking place on Friday, 12-2. Lunch will be served at 12. The Humanities Colloquium is by invitation only. Participants are asked to R.S.V.P. to Monica P. Moore (monica.more@stanford.edu). |
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Apr. 18, 2008 |
New Venue: |
Walter A. Haas Professor in the Humanities |
Reflections |
"Desperately Seeking Susan," "Terror on the Vineyard," and other essays by Terry Castle in The London Review of Books For paper copies, please contact Monica Moore |
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Mar. 7 2008 |
Bldg. 260-252 (German Studies Library) |
Osgood Hooker Professor in Fine Arts (Musicology) |
Humanities and the Origins of Musical Modernity |
Selections from Karol Berger's Bach's Cycle, Mozart's Arrow: An Essay on the Origins of Musical Modernity (UC Press, 2007), pp. 1-17, 131-176, and 251-79. Please contact Monica Moore to receive copies of the reading. |
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Jan. 25 2008 |
Bldg. 260-252 (German Studies Library) |
Paul Robinson |
Becoming a Gay Historian |
Becoming a Gay Historian (manuscript) |
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Dec. 7 2007 |
Bldg. 260-252 (German Studies Library) |
Richard Saller |
An Odyssey from Engineering to Classics |
R. Saller, "Simulating the Roman family experience" (manuscript). "Achilles heel; Perspective," by Ilsa Godlovitch (Times Higher Education Supplement) |
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Oct. 19, 2007 |
Bldg. 260-252 (German Studies Library) |
Herbert Lindenberger |
Arts in the Brain, or How to Shape a Career |
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updated: 04/08/2008