The Second Coming

This event is made possible by the Wetmore Fund for Literature.  Co-sponsored by ✥ Department of Comparative Literature ✥ Department of Modern Culture and Media and the Malcolm S. Forbes Center for Media and Culture ✥ Cogut Center for the Humanities

The Non-State of Queer Theory 

Keynote speaker:  Jose Muñoz, New York University 

Department of American Studies 

Location:  TBA

Cogut Center for the Humanities

Pembroke Hall, Room 305
172 Meeting Street

Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women

"Is there a future in the past": Eventails de Bosse, Early Modern Engraving and the Judgment of Paris

Karen Newman
Owen Walker Professor of Humanities
Professor of Comparative Literature and Professor of English

It’s Not Easy Being Green 

Brown/RISD Hillel, Winnick Chapel, 2nd floor, 80 Brown Street

This event is sponsored by the Department of English and the Zucker Family Fund.  

Co-sponsored by ✥ Department of Comparative Literature ✥ Department of History ✥ Department of Modern Culture & Media and the Malcolm S. Forbes Center for Media and Culture ✥ Cogut Center for the Humanities ✥ Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women ✥ Sarah Doyle Women’s Center ✥ Program in Renaissance and Early Modern Studies. 

Bad Feminist 

This event is made possible by the Shane Family Program Fund and the Nonfiction Writing Program, Department of English.  Co-Sponsored by ✥ The Department of Literary Arts

Gandhi's Printing Press:  An Experiment in Slow Reading 

Sponsored by the Department of English and the Brown-India Initiative. 

This event is made possible by the Wetmore Fund for Literature. Co-sponsored by the Cogut Center for the Humanities

(Amanda Anderson, Phil Gould, Deak Nabers, and Catherine Gallagher)

This event is made possible by the Wetmore Fund for Literature.

Michelle Stephens, Rutgers University

Escaping the Frame-Up:  Matching Eyelines and Black Relations in Paul Robeson’s BIG FELLA

Mimi Yiu, Assistant Professor of English at Georgetown University

James Kuzner, Assistant Professor of English at Case Western University

A masterclass featuring pianist and composer VIJAY IYER and hip hop artist MIKE LADD

Appily Ever After:  How digital platforms are affecting real-world experiences and the stories we tell

This event is made possible by the Shane Family Program Fund and the Nonfiction Writing Program, Department of English.

Digital Nonfiction: Exploring the Possibilities