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Cornell Humanities Events

JAN 24Off-Campus/On-Screen: Cornell Life in the Time of CO... Join us for an encore presentation of Off-Campus/On-Screen: Cornell Life in the Time of COVID-19 ...

FEB 11Continuing Presence of Discarded Bodies Continuing Presence of Discarded Bodies: Occupational Harm, Necro-Activism, and Living Justice with Eunjung Kim, Syracuse University. ...

FEB 18Classics Department Lecture: Athena Kirk Athena Kirk (Assistant Professor, Cornell University) will give a virtual talk on February 18, 2021 at 1:00 PM. A link to the event on Zoom will be made available upon request to Linda Brown ...

FEB 18Musicology Colloquium: Alexander Rehding, "Alien Ears" “Alien Ears” ...

FEB 18The Richard Cleaveland Memorial Reading by Valzhyna ... The Spring 2021 Barbara & David Zalaznick Creative Writing Reading Series kicks off with the Richard Cleaveland Memorial Reading featuring poet Valzhyna Mort and author Nafissa Thompson-Spires....

FEB 19Philosophy Discussion Club James Walsh, Klarman Postdoctoral Fellow in the Sage School, will give a talk. Subject will be announced.

FEB 21FGSS alumni share career paths after Cornell Cornell FGSS Students: You’re invited! ...

FEB 23Sporting Blackness: Race, Embodiment, and Critical M... ...

FEB 26"Genetic Afterlives" book launch roundtable Noah Tamarkin, anthropology and science & technology studies, will join a roundtable to discuss his recently published book, "Genetic Afterlives: Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa...

MAR 01Jewish Religion in "Talmudic" Babylonia: The Evidenc... The Babylonian Talmud is the principal surviving literary source for the Jewish communities in the Sasanian empire. As a result, scholarship has primarily focused on the rabbinic elite represented...

MAR 04Norman Kretzmann Undergraduate Philosophy Lecture A talk to be given by Professor Ned Block, New York University. Topic to be announced.

MAR 05Anthropology Colloquium: Kathryn Mariner Kathryn Mariner is the Wilmot Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Visual and Cultural Studies in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Rochester. ...

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J. Daniel Elam on his new book, World Literature for the Wretched of the Earth

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Humanities Scholars Program kicks off series with Cornell leaders

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Abolitionist scholars featured in two virtual events, Nov. 19 & 20

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