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There will be a reception directly following this event. Please RSVP: Duke GSF Facebook Event Page or julie.wynmor@duke.edu Clare Hemmings is Professor of Feminist Theory at the Department of Gender Studies, LSE. Her areas of research specialism are... read more »
Save the dates! This seminar meets on Wednesday, January 22; Friday, January 24; Wednesday, January 29; and Friday, January 31. Registration details to come. Seminar description: Our aim is to interrogate the concept of class and study its contemporary political utility in three ways. First, we... read more »
The Duke Health Humanities Lab seeks participants for its third annual offering of the Chronic Health Conditions Storytelling (CHCS) group. Facilitated by Duke medical students Sam Hofacker, Megha Gupta, and Sarah Hodges, advised by faculty member Deborah Jenson, and assisted by Health Humanities... read more »
Join the Franklin Humanities Institute for its Friday morning series, tgiFHI! tgiFHI gives Duke faculty in the humanities, interpretative social sciences and arts the opportunity to present on their current research to interlocutors in their fields. Breakfast is served at 9am. About the... read more »
Drop by the Ruby on Friday at noon for a casual art talk and free lunch to learn about the behind-the-scenes aspect of the creative process, careers in the arts, and more. Over the past five years, Hsiao-Tzu Tien has developed a series of performances that explore her fundamental artistic process... read more »
Save the dates! This seminar meets on Wednesday, January 22; Friday, January 24; Wednesday, January 29; and Friday, January 31. Registration details to come. Seminar description: Our aim is to interrogate the concept of class and study its contemporary political utility in three ways. First, we... read more »
Andrew Curley is a member of the Navajo Nation and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He studies coal and development in the Navajo Nation. His latest publications highlight the consequence of colonial water laws on indigenous... read more »
Jon Baskin - Founding Editor of The Point, Associate Director of the MA Program in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism a the New School, New York, and author of Ordinary Unhappiness: The Therapeutic Fiction of David Foster Wallace (Stanford UP, 2019). When we founded the The in 2008, we... read more »
The Duke Health Humanities Lab seeks participants for its third annual offering of the Chronic Health Conditions Storytelling (CHCS) group. Facilitated by Duke medical students Sam Hofacker, Megha Gupta, and Sarah Hodges, advised by faculty member Deborah Jenson, and assisted by Health Humanities... read more »
This workshop is about how to turn a piece of your academic research into an essay for a public audience. In preparation, I'd like you to send a potential opening paragraph for such a piece, and then a brief outline of how you might imagine structuring the rest of the essay. It can just be a few... read more »
