What Is a “Byzantine” Textile? Rethinking “Byzantium” Through Textiles
Boylan Hall, Room 2405A presentation by Professor of Art Jennifer Ball.
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Every Grain of Sand: Tracing Historical Influences on Maimonides’ Theory of Divine Providence
Boylan Hall, Room 2405A presentation by Jacob Eisenberg, Department of Judaic Studies.
The Destructive Blindness of the Seeing Eye: On Hysterical Iconoclasm in the Intimacy of a Book
Boylan Hall, Room 2405A presentation by Gilead Ben David (CUNY Graduate Center).
And the Other Stars: On Seriality
Boylan Hall, Room 2405A presentation by Professor of English Nicola Masciandaro.
Franco Masciandaro, “My Journey as a Student with Dante.”
Boylan Hall, Room 2405Franco Masciandaro is Professor Emeritus at the University of Connecticut and a specialist in medieval and renaissance Italian literature.
Andrea di Serego Alighieri, “Sunt Aliquid Manes: Economies of Inscription across Prosody, Archive, and Slavery.”
Boylan Hall, Room 2405Andrea is a DPhil student at Oxford University.
Blackness as Chaos and Old Night: The Provenance of Paradise Lost and Black Revolt
Boylan Hall, Room 2405with Lecturer/Doctoral Scholar Dorell Thomas, Brooklyn College E-mail Professor Nicola Masciandaro if you have any questions or for the Zoom links. All students and faculty are welcome.
Domestic Disobedience, Political Disorder: Women and Animals in the Livre du chevalier de la Tour Landry (France, 14th c.)
Boylan Hall, Room 2405Part of LAMEM's Fall 2023 Colloquia
Will, Subjectivity, and Contemplative Practice in the Cloud author and Walter Hilton
Boylan Hall, Room 2405with Joseph Romano, Ph.D. candidate, Columbia University E-mail Professor Nicola Masciandaro if you have any questions or for the Zoom links. All students and faculty are welcome.
Thalassophilia: A Hermeneutics of Depth by Ship/wreck in Dante’s Divine Comedy
Boylan Hall, Room 2405Alexa Climaldi ’22, English, Brooklyn College This event is also on Zoom. E-mail Lauren Mancia or Karl Steel for the Zoom links and if you have any questions. All students and faculty are welcome.