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2018 riverrun Global Film Series: Mexican Cinema and Culture

Burchfield Penney Art Center 1300 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY, United States

PROGRAM Series Curator: Tanya Shilina-Conte, UB English riverrunbuffalo.org: Director Patrick Martin Directors: Jake Sanders, Jocelyn E. Marshall, and Brent Cox Wednesday, October 10 4:00-5:50pm | Border Experimentations. El Mar la Mar. Joshua Bonnetta & J.P. Sniadecki, 2017 (1 hr 35 mins). Introduced by Ekrem Serdar, Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Art Center. 6:00-7:50pm | Restored […]

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Performance Research Workshop, Emily Sahakian (University of Georgia), “Staging Creolization: Renewing the Theatrical Activism of Edouard Glissant”

Capen 107 (Inside the Silverman Library) University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

In 1971, the Martinican writer Édouard Glissant created the avant-garde, educational play Histoire de nègre (Tale of Black Histories) with a group of Caribbean schoolteachers, and it toured throughout Martinique, reaching over 2,000 working-class spectators. In the following decades, however, the play and Glissant’s grass-roots theatrical activism would remain virtually untouched by critics and artists, […]

Global Gender Studies Symposium: “Radical Histories, Radical Futures: Buffalo on the Vanguard of Feminist and Queer Thought”

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Radical Histories, Radical Futures: Buffalo on the Vanguard of Feminist and Queer Thought Friday, October 12 | Hayes Hall 403, UB South Campus, 3435 Main Street (NFTA: University) 11:30 am | Coffee and registration 12 pm - 6:30 pm | Symposium 12:00 pm | "The Radical History of Buffalo and UB" Jennifer Wilson of The […]

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Scholars@Hallwalls: Chad Lavin, “The Politics of Value (and the Value of Politics)”

Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center 341 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY, United States

This paper uses Bourdieu’s concept of cultural capital to index the declining authority of the humanities to the rise in economic logic of neoliberalism.  Looking at the institutions and practices that elevate the discourse of economics over alternative modes of assigning value (namely, ethics and politics), Lavin argues that the esteem of the social sciences—and […]

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Science Studies Research Workshop: Monica Azzolini, “The Image, the Saint and the Earthquake: Francisco Borja and the Politics of God and Nature in the Spanish Empire”

280 Park Hall

Monica Azzolini (Associate Professor of the History of Science, University of Bologna), “The Image, the Saint and the Earthquake: Francisco Borja and the Politics of God and Nature in the Spanish Empire” This paper shall investigate how the cult of Francesco Borja, patron saint of earthquakes, emerged in the Kingdom of New Granada and how […]

Environmental Humanities Research Workshop Lecture: Kellie Robertson, “Reading the Moon’s Spots: A Genealogy of Lunar Humanities”

306 Clemens Hall

Lecture: Kellie Robertson (University of Maryland, College Park, English): “Reading the Moon’s Spots: A Genealogy of Lunar Humanities” Biography: Kellie Robertson writes about medieval literature and culture; her research and teaching are premised on the idea that a return to this earlier intellectual history can help us to better understand our own modern desires and […]

2018 HI Conference: BUFFALO: Transatlantic Crossroads of a Critical Insurrection

Buffalo Marriot Niagara 1340 Millersport Highway, Amherst, NY, United States

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 10: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER VIEW THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM OVERVIEW 2018 Humanities Institute Conference co-organized by the Melodia E. Jones Chair in French In 2018, all over the world, French and Francophone scholars are celebrating the official 50th anniversary of the “May 68 Events,” a student and popular uprising that marked […]

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