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Ghadri Poetry and Interrogations of Subjugated Knowledges in History

Seminar presented by Amrit Deol, Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Humanities from UC Merced. Graduate Fellow for the Center for the Humanities. This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events,...

Reading and Q&A: Anna Joy Springer

The Vicious Red Relic, Love Reading and Q&A Followed by a Book Signing with the author, Anna Joy Springer April 20, 2018 at 3PM in KL 355 (located on the UC Merced Campus, 5200 N Lake Road, Merced, CA 95340) The first 20 people to...

Starving for Justice: Hunger Strikes, Spectacular Speech, and the Struggle for Dignity

Presented by Ralph Armbruster-Sandoval, author of Starving for Justice: Hunger Strikes, Spectacular Speech, and the Struggle for Dignity Graduate student Q&A at 1:30PM in COB2 251 Lecture at 3PM in COB2 290

"Chiura Obata: An American Modern," free public lecture by Prof. ShiPu Wang

  "Chiura Obata: An American Modern," free public lecture by Prof. ShiPu Wang Merced County Library Wednesday, April 11, 2018 from 4:30-6pm   Join ShiPu Wang, curator of the internationally-traveling retrospective,...

Horizontal Vertigo: Mexico City as Discourse

Presented by Juan Villoro a Mexican writer and journalist. He received the Herralde Prize for his novel El testigo. Other works published include novels: El disparo de argón (1991), Llamadas de Ámsterdam (2007), and Arrecife (2012).

Ancient Migrations and Community Archaeology in Central Thailand

Seminar presented by Gina Palefsky, Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Humanities from UC Merced. Graduate Fellow for the Center for the Humanities. This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events...

Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities: Insubordinate Spaces: Why the Humanities Matter Now

UC Merced Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities with George Lipsitz, Professor of Black Studies (UCSB). Graduate Student Q+A, 2:00pm, COB2 290 Public Lecture, 4:00pm, California Room

A Persian Woman’s Carmelite Relic and Its Travels from Madrid to Isfahan to Rome

As part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities: Global Perspectives on Early Modern Empires, Bernadette Andrea, UCSB Professor of English, will be giving a talk titled, "A Persian Woman’s Carmelite Relic and Its Travels from Madrid to Isfahan...

Los Cenzontles: Concert

Los Cenzontles, https://www.loscenzontles.com/band NEW WORKSHOP TIME: Music Workshop, 3-4pm, Crescent Arch Concert, 7pm, Lakireddy Auditorium FREE and OPEN to the public.  

Los Cenzontles: Music Workshop

Los Cenzontles, https://www.loscenzontles.com/band Register by March 9th at: http://bit.ly/2BOzmFV **NEW WORKSHOP TIME** Music Workshop, 3-4pm, Crescent Arch Concert, 7pm, Lakireddy Auditorium

A Woman's Touch: Spanish Women, Work, and the Atlantic Economy

As part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities: Global Perspectives on Early Modern Empires, Allyson Poska., Professor of History and American Studies at University of Washington, will be giving a talk titled, "A Woman's Touch: Spanish Women,...

Performing The Wonder in Sumatra:  East India Company Peripheries and the History of Modernity

  As part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities: Global Perspectives on Early Modern Empires, Kathleen Wilson, Distinguished Professor from Stony Brook University, will be giving a talk titled, "Performing The Wonder in Sumatra:  East...

OpEd Workshop: Journalism 101

OpEd Workshop: Journalism 101 with Teresa Puente, lecturer in Journalism and Mass Communication at Cal State Long Beach. Advanced registration required by Jan. 26: http://centerforhumanities.ucmerced.edu/form/registration-journalism-101 Location:...

Waterscapes and Wet Bodies Through the Colonial Eye: West Africa, Hawai'i, and India

Waterscapes and Wet Bodies Through the Colonial Eye: West Africa, Hawai'i, and India Exhibit Opening Reception: February 7, 2018 12:00pm -- 1:00pm. UC Merced Library, Room 362 When: February 7, 2018 -- May 7, 2018 Where: UC Merced...

1683 and All That: The Ottomans Seen By their Foes

As part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities: Global Perspectives on Early Modern Empires, Sanjay Subrahmanyam, Distinguished Professor & Irving and Jean Stone Endowed Chair in Social Sciences, will be giving a talk titled, “1683 and All...

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