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PLEASE REGISTER HERE A home is fundamental to the human condition. And yet many people—over time and across the world today—struggle to find, or keep, this most basic necessity. What does it... read more »
PLEASE REGISTER HERE Please join the FHI for its faculty speaker series, tgiFHI! Register here: Coming out of the Civil Rights Movement and political struggles of the middle-twentieth century,... read more »
PLEASE REGISTER HERE A home is fundamental to the human condition. And yet many people—over time and across the world today—struggle to find, or keep, this most basic necessity. What does it... read more »
PLEASE REGISTER HERE Please join the FHI for its faculty speaker series, tgiFHI! Talk description: Though historians have largely treated decolonization as an event that came to a conclusion... read more »
PLEASE REGISTER HERE In collaboration with Screen/Society, the Franklin Humanities Institute is happy to announce... read more »
PLEASE REGISTER HERE Please join the FHI for its faculty speaker series, tgiFHI! In this talk, I examine one of modern theater's most iconic representations of catharsis - Suddenly, Last... read more »
Please 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 their current research to their departmental (and interdepartmental) colleagues, students, and other... read more »
Please 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 their current research to their departmental (and interdepartmental) colleagues, students, and other... read more »
This hands-on workshop introduces students, teachers, and researchers to ways of using poetry to develop new questions, discover unexpected findings, and invigorate their analysis of practically anything. The presenters have applied poetic inquiry techniques to materials as diverse as 17th-century... read more »
REGISTER HERE In collaboration with Screen/Society, the Franklin Humanities Institute is happy to announce... read more »
