Milan Svolik from Yale University will present a talk entitled “Democracy in America? Partisanship, Polarization, and the Robustness of Support for Democracy in the United States”
The Tulane University Center for Archaeology presents an archaeology brownbag lunch talk.
"Empowering Ruins: An Archaeology of Two Activist Spaces in Detroit, Gordon Park and the Grande Ballroom"
Krysta Ryzewski, Associate Professor, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
Friday, 2/28/2020, 12:00PM, Dinwiddie Hall Room 305
The Department of Jewish Studies will be hosting a lecture given by Dr. Pawel Maciejko. Dr. Maciejko is an Associate Professor and Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Chair in Classical Jewish Religion, Thought, and Culture at Johns Hopkins University.
The Stone Center for Latin American Studies, the Tulane Department of History, and the Middle American Research Institute invite you to the 2020 Dr. H. Barry and Lucy V. Holt Lecture in Ethnohistory: “City of Blood, City of Flowers: Why the Aztecs Enchant Us” presented by Dr. Davíd Carrasco.
Recent cultural production by Chinese immigrants to France such as Dai Sijie, Shan Sa and Gao Xingjian play out a complicated relationship to the political and aesthetic ideals that long characterized their home country in the French imaginary. Indeed, 19th century French race theory and world politics relegated China to the status of a rival power that needed to be subdued. Even over the next century, fear of Chinese invasion permeated the work of the most famous of France’s Sinophile writers like Victor Segalen and Marguerite Duras.
Arieli is a major Israeli expert on Arab-Israeli conflict and especially on border issues, diplomacy and security issues.
One event featuring two presentations on the migrations of the Vodou religion.
The Tulane Department of Classical Studies presents a lecture by Nigel Pollard (Swansea University) on Friday, March 20, 2020 at 4PM in Howard Tilton B11.
Sponsored by: Department of Jewish Studies and the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
Marian and Byron Strug Lecture
*Light refreshments will be served.
Ecuadorian writer and Tulane Visiting Scholar Gabriela Alemán interviews Argentine writer Dolores Reyes about her life, interests, and influences. **This event will be held in Spanish.**
About the Latin American Writers Series
