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An Afternoon with Judith Butler: On the Pandemic and Our Shared World

Black Studies x French Studies

New Books in the Arts & Sciences: Celebrating Recent Work by Marianne Hirsch and Leo Spitzer - January 28, 2020

Explorations in the Medical Humanities: Medical Humanities Synapsis Writers Retreat- 11/22/19

Thursday Lecture Series: The Judgment of a Connoisseur- 11/21/19

Thursday Lecture Series:Byproducts and the Novel from Defoe to Richardson- 11/14/19

The Form of Forms: Tables, Information, and Nonsense in the Maoist Dossier- 11/7/19

Dialogues in Translation- 10/30/19

The New Humanities Faculty Salons- 10/29/19

Book Parts: A Conference- 10/11/19

Thursday Lecture Series: Martial Love: Intimacy without Incorporation in the Military Occupation of the Moskitia- 10/24/19

New Books in the Arts and Sciences: Celebrating Recent Work by Sharon Marcus- 10/21/2019

Thursday Lecture Series: Contemporary Land Enclosures in Central Sudan: Troubling the Romanticization of the 'Commons'- 10/10/19

Uncertain States: Narrative Journalism and Its Limits- 10/4/19

New Books in the Arts & Sciences Celebrating Recent Work by Nara B. Milanich 9/26/19

Jail for the Dead: How New York City Buries the Unclaimed 9/25/19

New Books in the Arts & Sciences Celebrating Recent Work by James Zetzel 5/1/19

Thursday Lecture Series: Observation and Obfuscation Envisioning the Kibbutz: Americans and Israeli Cooperatives in the 1960s and 1970s 4/25/19

Marina Carr in Conversation with Lisa Dwan on Greek Drama, Beckett, and Adaptation 4/23/19

Thursday Lecture Series: Observation and Obfuscation “To stop the clock of busy existence”: paralysis and temporal and spatial modes in Victorian Lit 4/18/19

13/13 Seminar Series 12/13 | HUMAN WEAPONS 4/17/19

New Books in the Arts & Sciences Celebrating Recent Work by Maria Victoria Murillo and Ernesto Calvo 4/15/19

Politics of the Present Crises of Democracy at Columbia 4/11/19

Thursday Lecture Series: Observation and Obfuscation Maoist Bromides, a Presidente Gonzalo Cult, and an Andean Cultural Revolution 4/11/19

Feminism for the Americas: The Making of an International Human Rights Movement 4/9/19

The Edward W. Said Memorial Lecture Out of Place: Refugees, Immigrants, and Storytelling 4/8/19

Empire By Its Other Names 4/6/19

New Books in the Society of Fellows Celebrating Recent Work by Murad Idris, Jordanna Bailkin and Ilana Feldman 4/3/19

A Light in Dark Times: The New School for Social Research and Its University in Exile 3/26/19

Thursday Lecture Series: Observation and Obfuscation My Life as a Spy: Investigations in a Secret Police File 3/28/19

Explorations in the Medical Humanities Lipstick Lobotomy: A Dramatic Reading 3/28/19

New Books in the Arts & Sciences Celebrating Recent Work by Claudio Lomnitz 4/2/19

Explorations in the Medical Humanities Explorations in the Medical Humanities 2019: A Workshop at Columbia University 3/30/19

13/13 Seminar Series 11/13 ASSEMBLIES 3/27/19

The Caine Prize Lecture The Caine Prize Reading: Makena Onjerika 3/25/19

Thursday Lecture Series: Observation and Obfuscation Mapping Time in the 20th (and 21st) Century 3/14/19

The Lionel Trilling Seminar The Trilling Lecture: Lydia Davis 3/13/19

New Books in the Society of Fellows Celebrating Recent Work by Will Slauter 3/12/19

13/13 Seminar Series 10/13 | THE UNDERCOMMONS 3/6/19

New Books in the Arts & Sciences Celebrating Recent Work by Nico Baumbach 3/5/19

Science and Capitalism: Entangled Histories 11/12/18

New Books in the Arts & Sciences Celebrating Recent Work by Nicole B. Wallack 11/9/18

Bituminous Forms: The Poetics of Tar from Milton to the Romantics 11/8/18

The Edward W. Said Memorial Lecture The Guests: Edward Said and Joseph Conrad 10/25/18

New Books in the Arts & Sciences: Celebrating Recent Work by Pier Mattia Tommasino and Konstantina Zanou 2/28/19

Testing Hearing with Speech 3/7/19

The Dossier: Archive and Ephemera in Maoist China 10/25/18

Celebrating Recent Work by Alan Stewart 10/24/18

Frankenstein at 200 10/22/18

Reliance on Unwanted Immigrants: Foreign Contract Labor as a Problem in American History 10/18/18

Celebrating Recent Work by Wael Hallaq 10/17/18

Les Historiennes – Marriage and Slavery in the Early Portuguese Atlantic World 10/10/18

Adoptions of Indigenous Children during State Terror: Guatemala 1982-1986

Celebrating Recent Work by Ana Paulina Lee 10/3/18

Celebrating Recent Work by Tey Meadow 10/3/18

The World and Africa 9/27/18

A Conversation with Cory Doctorov 9/25/18

Celebrating Recent Work by Adam Tooze 9/24/18

Open to Reason: Muslim Philosophers in Conversation with the Western Tradition 9/20/18

Celebrating Recent Work by Maggie Cao, Dalia Judovitz, and William Sharpe 9/13/18

The Counterrevolution: How our Government Went to War Against its Own Citizens 2/27/18

Moralizing ‘High Gods’ Historical Chinese Religion & the Alleged Origins of Cooperation in East Asia 3/29/18

Minstrel Military: How America Weaponized Blackface to Fight Nazis 2/23/18

Medieval Mystics on Persons, Human and Beyond 2/22/18

House for King and Slave: Patients and Medical Practice in the Medieval Islamic Hospital 2/26/18

Contemporary Populism and Globalization 4/24/18

Tough Enough: Arbus, Arendt, Didion, McCarthy, Sontag, Weil 4/19/18

Experiments in Opera Today: Conference and Symposium 4/20-4/21-18

Distant Listening/Digital Musicology: music21 and Compositional Similarity in the late Middle Ages 5/1/18

Investing in the Stars: The Astrology of Money and Markets in the Modern United States 4/26/18

Our Lady of the Alt-Right: Catholic Traditionalism, Russian Orthodoxy, & the Theology of Nationalism 4/19/18

Luther, Death and Popery, 4/12/18

Explorations in the Medical Humanities The Music Origins of Contemporary Affect Theory 4/23/18

Protestants Abroad: David Hollinger 3/28/2018

New Books in the Arts & Sciences: Mark Taylor 3/30/2018

Colin Barrett & Colm Tóibín 3/30/2018

New Books in the Society of Fellows: David Russell and Emily Ogden 4/3/2018

New Books in the Arts & Sciences: Caitlin Gillespie 4/5/2018

New Books in the Society of Fellows: Woods, Deringer, Jones 4/9/2018

Public Humanities Symposium 4/10/2018

Judging Shaw 4/16/2018

Haunting Heroines 4/12/2018

Du Bois at 150 3/6/2018

The Caine Prize Lecture: Bushra al-Fadil 2/28/2018

The Second Time: A Few Notes on Historicity in the Thought of W. E. B. Du Bois 2/20/2018

Hysteria from the Archives 2/19/2018

Migration and Mobility in a Digital Age: Paradoxes of Connectivity and Belonging Conference

Technology, the Supernatural, & Social Gospel – 2/15/18

Celebrating Recent Work by Leah Whittington and Michael Allan

The Medical Imagination – 2/5/18

Johann Weyer and the Emotions of Witchcraft – 2/1/18

Phantom Africa by Michel Leiris – 1/31/17

Jack Halberstam New Book Panel – 1/22/17

What Nostalgia Was – 1/17/18

Heyman Center Holiday Party 2017 – 12/14/17

Hypomnemata/Reminders Auction – 12/13/17

James Hogg (1770-1835) and Illness Narratives in a Scottish Context – 12/11/17

The Birth of Psychiatry in the Middle East – 12/7/17

The Beneficiary – 12/4/17

Listening and Attention in 18th Century Scotland – 11/30/17

The Dawn Watch – 11/29/17

We Will All Get Out of Here Alive – 11/21/17

Jane Austen, and Women Writers “At Home in the World” – 11/17/17

Urban Chiaroscuro – 11/16/17

American Models and Nazi Solutions – 11/15/17

Celebrating Recent Work by Walter Frisch – 11/13/17

Factions, Fears, and Fake News – 11/10/17

The Problem of Slavery—and Poverty—in Western Culture - 11/9/17

Celebrating Recent Work by Dennis Tenen – 11/2/17

Meredith Monk’s Vocal Archaeologies – 11/2/17

Three Ways of Looking at an Opium Ball – 10/30/17

Storytelling in Rikers – 10/27/17

(Re)Making Political Subjects – 10/26/17

The Roma People’s Project at Columbia University: Launch and Discussion – 11/14/17

World in a Can – 10/19/17

Inventions of the Soul – 10/16/17

Pious Technologies and Secular Designs – 10/13-10/14/17

Resistance Literature– 10/12/17

“The Most Extreme and Single Remedy” – 10/12/17

What Good is a Liberal Education? – 10/6/17

The Empty Pavilion – 10/5/17

Silencing the Body – 10/2/17

The Jamaican 1970's – 9/28-9/29/17

Kinaesthetic Communities – 9/28/17

Beyond Mindfulness – 9/25/17

A Poetics of Politics? – 9/21/17

Romantic Postmortems and Elegiac Afterlives – 9/21/17

Poetry Reading: Terrance Hayes – 9/20/17

Donna Masini & Sharon Olds – 9/18/17

Insurgent Knowledges – 9/18/17

The Mediterranean Incarnate – 9/14/17

Adam Smith’s Impartial Spectator – 9/14/17

The Whiteness of Bones – 9/11/17

Sound and Sense – 5/12-5/13/17

2017 Spring SOF End of Year Party

Jumping Sides – 5/1/17

Fresh Air Children and The Problem of Race in America – 4/28/17

Celebrating Recent Work by Emily Bloom and Hidetaka Hirota – 4/27/17

Life after Life in Prison – 4/26/17

How To Save Our Planet in Six Acts 4/25/17

The Unplugged Soul – 4/14-4/15/17

Cruel Empathy – 4/13/17

The Green Hollow – 4/11/17

Owen Sheers's Pink Mist – 4/10/17

Powers of Hearing – 4/6/17

The Irish and the Jews – 4/4/17

Celebrating Recent Work by David Armitage, Jeffrey Barash, and Teresa M. Bejan – 4/3/17

Sensing the Limits of the World – 3/30/17

Mortality Mansions – 3/30/17

New Books: Liza Knapp and Irina Reyfman – 3/24/17

Women's Work – 3/23/17

Imaginative Geographies of the Black/White Atlantic – 3/9/17

Visualizing Fascism – 3/9/17

Empire of Things – 3/8/17

Humorlessness / Politics – 3/6/17

Fracking, Earthquakes, and Public Science in Rural America – 3/2/17

Renewing a Dynamic Cognitive Philology of Numerals – 2/24/17

Spring 2017 Miscellaneous

Fall 2016– Events and Updates

Campus Photos

Society of Fellows Spring 2016 Party

Radical Grace – 12/14/15

Security, Territory, Population (1977–1978) – 12/7/15

Teaching Contemporary Civilization in Prison – 12/3/15

Mixing or Matching – 12/1/15

Against the Importation of “Hordes of Coolies” – 11/19/15

The Future of the Past – 11/19/15

CRY HAVOC – 11/13/15

Undocumented – 11/12/15

Making Sense of the Copy in Canton – 11/12/15

Norman Geschwind, Behavioral Neurology and Left Handedness – 11/11/15

Lively Technologies and Suspended Animation – 11/5/16

Saul Bellow Centenary Roundtable – 11/5/15

Traditions of Exegesis – 10/27/15

Psychiatric Power (1973-1974) – 10/26/15

Secularism and Democracy – 10/21/15

Vatted Dreams – 10/14/15

The Punitive Society (1972–1973) – 10/12/15

Texts and Contexts of Modern Enchantment – 10/9-10/10/15

Fetishizing Drugs: Feitiçaria – 10/1/15

Policing the Crises – 9/24-9/26/15

Should Humanists use Information Visualizations? – 9/17/15

Lessons on the Will to Know (1970-1971) – 9/14/15

Society of Fellows Spring 2015 Party

Teaching from the Archive of Women’s Incarceration – 5/7/15

On Method: What was "Close Reading"? – 5/6/15

Image as Method – 5/4-5/5/15

Beyond Entropy – 4/30/15

After Homeostasis – 4/23/15

Description Across the Disciplines 4/23-4/24/15

An Evening with Kate Southwood – 4/22/15

A Conversation on Precarity and Exhaustion – 4/22/15

Artist at the Center: Maxine Hong Kingston – 4/20/15

history of data / data in history – 4/17-4/18/15

Senatorial Audiences and the Limits of Political Patience – 4/16/15

Colm Tóibín and Roy Foster in Conversation – 4/9/15

Exhaustion, Conversion, Excommunication – 4/9/15

States of Division – 4/7/15

Managing Borders Conference – 4/3-4/4/15

Four Implications of Permanent Plutocracy 4/2/15

Narratives of Earned Hope – 3/25/15

Plastic Neuroscience, Plastic History – 3/23/15

Race and Justice - Past, Present and Future – 3/10/15

Lost Cities: Chicago's Southside in the 1970s – 3/5/15

Your Language—My Ear – 3/3/15

“The Cooler Bandits” – 2/26/15

“But the Past Is Passed” – 2/26/15

Justice Poetry – 2/24/15

Tenement Toil and Exhaustion – 2/12/15

Keys to Core – 2/6/2015

Economics as a Discipline and Profession – 2/6/15

Music for Words: Bob Dylan – 2/5/15

Junior Faculty Book Party

The Embodied Cognition Workshop: Dance and Physics – 2/3/15

On Method: The Humanities in Full – 12/10/14

Hawthorne's Disenchantments – 12/4/2014

The Justice Forum: Paradigms for Justice: Beyond Punishment – 12/3/14

Old Masters: Art Spiegelman, Jules Feiffer, Alex Melamid – 12/2/14

Is Materiality Replacing Class, Race, and Gender?: A New Cycle in Historical Studies – 12/1/2014

Rethinking the “One-Sex” Body – 11/24/14

A Plan for Universal Peace – 11/20/14

Reading Penelope Fitzgerald – 11/19/14

Great Exploitations – 11/18/14

The History Manifesto – 11/17/14

Introducing Paper Machines – 11/17/14

Life Without Lights (Electric Affinities) – 11/13/14

Reimagining Justice: Narratives of Inclusion – 11/11/14

Rewriting English: Gauri Viswanathan’s “Masks of Conquest” at Twenty-Five – 11/7/14

Life Outsourced – 11/6/14

The Journey Continued – 11/6/14

An Evening with Poet and Novelist Michael Ondaatje – 10/29/14

Is Health a Human Right?: The European Perspective – 10/28/14

The Potency of Indigenous Bibles and Biographies – 10/27/14

Judging Science – 10/22/14

Knowledge is the Beginning – 10/21/14

The Palestinian Future After Gaza – 10/20/14

Divine Institutions – 10/16/14

Each and Every Thing – 10/16/14

Painting Banknotes, Coining Landscape – 10/9/2014

Comics at Columbia: Past, Present, Future – 10/7/14

Trans-Atlantic Celebrity – 10/2/14

Liberalism and Its Critics – 10/2/14

The Learning Society – 10/1/14

For What It's Worth – 9/25/14

An Evening with Novelist Téa Obreht – 9/23/14

Society of Fellows Spring 2014 Party

Malinowski’s Children – 5/16/14

An Evening of Poetry and Performance: Rodrigo Toscano, Julie Patton, and Brad Jones – 5/5/14

Philosophy as a Public Humanity – 5/1/14

Calculating Capitalism – 4/25-4/26/14

Women, Material Culture, and the History – 4/24/14

Victorian Anthropocene, 1834-1884 – 4/17/14

Visualizing Universalism – 4/17/14

Global 1943 – 4/11/14

Teleology and Necessity – 4/10/2014

An Evening with Author Junot Díaz – 4/7/14

History and Psychoanalysis During the Postwar Period – 4/4-4/5/14

Material Alliances – 4/03/2014

Time Diffractions, Virtuality, and Material Imaginings – 3/27/2014

Drones and the Obama Administration – 3/26/14

When Materiality Intervenes – 3/13/14

Text, Risks, and Revolution – 3/13/14

History of Poverty in Africa: A Central Question? – 3/6-3/7/14

An Evening with Nick Hornby – 3/6/13

Hybrid Ecologies and the Environmental Humanities – 3/6/2014

Understanding from Inside – 3/3/14

Decoding Roger Williams – 2/27/14

What Causes Global Inequality? – 2/24/14

Playwright David Henry Hwang – 2/20/13

How Forests Think – 2/20/14

Reference Works – 2/4/14

DeBary Core Award Ceremony – fall 2014

Albert Hirschman and the Social Sciences – 12/10/13

Travel, Science, and the Question of Observation: 1580-1800 – 10/18-10/19/13

European Intellectuals and the Economic Crisis – 10/9/13

“The Road Not Taken” – 10/7/13

Greek Cinema: Beyond the Crisis – 10/2-10/3/13

Exploding Socialism – 9/30/13

The Sheltering Word – 9/25/13

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry – 9/16/13

Fall 2013 Lunchtime Lectures

Book Launch and Luncheon for Professor Wm. Theodore de Bary

Society of Fellows End of Year Party Spring 2013

The Moment of British Women's History – 2/8-2/9/13

An Automaton’s Interiority – 2/8/18