Humanities fellow Kim Nelson will deliver a free public lecture Wednesday entitled “Something Happened: Documenting the Past in Sound and Image.”
Humanities fellow Kim Nelson will deliver a free public lecture Wednesday entitled “Something Happened: Documenting the Past in Sound and Image.”
Philosopher Tamar Szabo Gendler will deliver a free public lecture entitled “Five Ancient Secrets to Modern Happiness and the Good Life” Thursday.
Arts professor Lee Rodney will discuss the relationship between sight and site in a free public lecture Wednesday.
Arts professor Lee Rodney will discuss the relationship between sight and site in a free public lecture Wednesday.
Political science professor Tom Najem will discuss the Jerusalem Old City Initiative in a free public lecture Wednesday.
UWindsor history professor Robert Nelson is one of the featured presenters during this weekend’s Military Studies Conference at the Tilston Armoury.
A literary exploration of how to live meaningfully in “the darkness of our time” needn’t be as bleak or daunting as it sounds, according to a world-renowned poet who will read here this week.
Historian Ian Morris will deliver two free public lectures on the UWindsor campus this week.
The 18th century philosopher Giambattista Vico developed a radical, modern conception of individuality, says the next lecturer in the Humanities Research Group’s Distinguished Speakers Series.
Giuseppe Mazzotta, Sterling Professor of Humanities for Italian at Yale University, will deliver his free public lecture “The Representation of the Self in Vico’s Autobiography” at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 28, in the Freed Orman Centre, Assumption University.
