Past Events



"Josephus in Early Modern Spain: 1492 and the Death and Life of Jews”

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Julian Weiss, Professor of Medieval and Early Modern Spanish, King's College London
"Josephus in Early Modern Spain: 1492 and the Death and Life of Jews”

DATE: Wednesday, October…



Annenberg Seminar in History

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Joan Wallach Scott, Institute of Advanced Studies and CUNY, Graduate Center
Reflections on Seminal Articles, “Gender:  A Useful Category of Historical Analysis”  

DATE:…



Academic Freedom Now

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Academic Freedom Now: A Symposium Marking the 100th Anniversary of the Scott Nearing Affair



Center for Teaching & Learning Graduate Student Workshop

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Center for Teaching & Learning Graduate Student Workshop

Kathleen Brown, History, University of Pennyslvania
Lecture Terrors (&…



Workshop in the Global 19th Century

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Faisal Chaudhry, Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellow, South Asia Studies, University of Pennsylvania
TBA

DATE: Wednesday, October 21, 2015
TIME: 5:00pm
LOCATION: Van Pelt…



Department of Africana Studies & Center for Africana Studies Book Talk

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Mary Frances Berry, Geraldine R. Segal Professor of American Social Thought, Professor of History
We Are Who We Say We Are: A Black Family's…



Interdisciplinary Seminar in Atlantic Studies 2015-2016

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Nicole Aljoe, Department of English, Northeastern University
“Reconsidering the Slave Narrative Genre from a Global Perspective”

DATE: Tuesday, October 20, 2015
TIME: 4:30pm



Center For Teaching & Learning Faculty-To-Faculty Lunch

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Cheikh Babou, History
Emily Steinlight, English
Promoting Dialogue in Class

DATE: Monday, October 19, 2105



History & Sociology of Science Workshop

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History & Sociology of Science Workshop

Alex Chase-Levenson, University of Pennsylvania, Department of History
Plague, Quarantine…



McNeil Center for Early American History's 2015 Graduate Student Conference

Oct 8, 2015 Oct 10, 2015 at -

In the early modern Anglophone world, men and women spoke of "bustle and stir" in reference to the transformations (sometimes welcome, sometimes not) they experienced in their social and economic lives. Inspired by…