New Literary History Conference
Recomposing the Humanities with Bruno Latour
September 18, 2015
Nau Hall Auditorium | University of Virginia
New Literary History gratefully acknowledges the support of the Clay Foundation and the Center of Global Inquiry and Innovation in making this conference possible.
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New Literary History Seminar
Workshop on Postcritical Interpretation
October 31 - November 1, 2014
University of Virginia
(From l. to r.): Dalglish Chew, Julie Orlemanski, Patrick Fessenbecker, Nathan Hensley, Rita Felski, Stephen Squibb, Kinohi Nishikawa, Tyler Bradway, Sarah Kareem, Rebekah Sheldon, Matthew Flaherty
New Literary History Conference
Interpretation and its Rivals
September 19-20, 2013
Mary and David Harrison Institute for American History, Literature, and Culture | University of Virginia (Directions >>)
Is interpretation a limited and historically specific practice that is now in decline? Or, at a time when the humanities are under attack, should we defend interpretation as lying at the very heart of what we do?
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Past Events
The State of
Postcolonial Studies
December 3, 10-4
Auditorium of the Harrison Institute/
Small Special Collections Library (Directions >>)
10:00
DIPESH CHAKRABARTY
(University of Chicago))
Postcolonial Thinking and
the Turn Towards the Human
11:30
ROBERT J. C. YOUNG
(New York University)
Postcolonial Remains
2:15
A conversation about
Postcolonial Studies, with:
YARIMAR BONILLA
(Anthropology)
KRISHAN KUMAR
(Sociology)
JAHAN RAMAZANI
(English)
and
MRINALINI SINHA
(History, University of Michigan)
4:00
Exhibition Tour, “Global Collections at the University of
Virginia Library: Engaging the World,” Main Gallery (Harrison
Institute/SmallSpecial Collections Library).
Co-Sponsored by: The Mary and David Harrison Institute for American History, Literature and Culture and the Page- Barbour Lecture Endowment, University of Virginia
The State of
American Studies
April 9, 10-4
Auditorium of the Harrison Institute/Small Special Collections Library
10:00
ROBYN WIEGMAN
(Duke University)
The End of
New Americanism
11:30
WINFRIED FLUCK
(Free University, Berlin)
A New Beginning?
Transnationalisms
2:15
A conversation about
American Studies, with:
CARMENItA HIGGINBOTHAM
(Art History)
ERIC LOTT
(English)
SANDHYA SHUKLA
(American Studies/English)
and
SIVA VAIDHYANAtHAN
(Media Studies/Law)
Co-Sponsored by: The Mary and David Harrison Institute for American History, Literature, and Culture
The English Department, and The American Studies Program, University of Virginia
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