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"A New Vocabulary for a New Age: An Argument for a Counter-Morality, Among Other Things"

David Palumbo-Liu, Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor of Comparative Literature, Stanford University, will take part in a seminar. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.  

"Breaking Historiographical Boundaries: Early Modern Persinate Universal Chronicles

Associate Professor Sholeh Quinn will present some of her research. This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

“Of Modern Troubadours and Tricksters: The Upside-Down World of José Inés García,” Manuel M. Martín-Rodríguez

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

“The Medical Interview Upside Down: Latino Patients Empowered,” Dalia Magaña

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

The California Poet Laureate will share his new children’s book: _Portraits of Hispanic American Heroes_, Juan Felipe Herrera

This event is part of the Public Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here

“‘Everything is out of whack’: Subversions and Transgressions in Contemporary Mexican Stand-Up Comedy,” Raquel García

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer click here.

“Interactive Scholarly Works in the Humanities: Pragmatic Plan to Publication,” Karl Grossner and Elijah Meeks

This event is part of the Public Humanities Workshop. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

“Terror and Colonial Modernity,” Eli Jelly-Schapiro

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer click here.

Grant Writing Workshop, Susan Carter

For our full calendar of events, click here. 

“‘Raising Hell’: Ancient Maya Modifications of the Ritual Landscape Outside of Caves,” Marieka Arksey

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here.

“Men of Tang among Barbarians: Overseas Chinese and Social Identity in Nineteenth Century California,” David Torres-Rouff

This event is part of the Brownbag Talk. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer click here.  

“Unruly Women: Culture, Politics and Society in Early Modern England,” Susan Amussen

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer click here.

“A World Upside Down: Cultural Celebration, Historical Memory, and Claim to Place in Júlio Miyazawa’s _Yawara! A Travessia Nihondin-Brasil_ and _Uma Rosa para Yumi_,” Ignacio López-Calvo

This event is part of the Merced Seminar in the Humanities.  For our full calendar of events, click here.  For the event flyer click here.  

Fall Reception

SSHA faculty, lecturers, and graduate students are invited to join us for our fall reception. Please see our full calendar of fall 2014 events here.

Brownbag Talk: "The Tale of Three Cuckolds: Masculinity in Early Modern English Society," Susan Amussen, UC Merced

For our full calendar of events, please see: Spring 2014 Calendar

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