Prof. Dorothee Ostmeier will deliver a lecture in honor of beloved UW Prof. Diana Behler. In literary Romanticism to AI tales, portals--called heterotopias by Foucault--mediate change between concrete and virtual, human and non-human realities. This lecture straddles the fringes of realty...
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Join artist and UWB alum Mia Imani in an exploration of healing that treasures beinginstead of doing. Enter the Dreaming Room installation to practice slowing down.Dear community,Student Engagement and Activities, Office of the Chancellor, School of IAS, Simpson Center for...
Join artist and UWB alum Mia Imani in an exploration of healing that treasures beinginstead of doing. Enter the Dreaming Room installation to practice slowing down.Dear community,Student Engagement and Activities, Office of the Chancellor, School of IAS, Simpson Center for...
Join artist and UWB alum Mia Imani in an exploration of healing that treasures beinginstead of doing. Enter the Dreaming Room installation to practice slowing down.Dear community,Student Engagement and Activities, Office of the Chancellor, School of IAS, Simpson Center for...
The Tateuchi East Asia Library (TEAL) is proud to present the 2025 TEAL Digital Scholarship Series, a dynamic program showcasing cutting-edge research by faculty in the fields of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese (CJKT) studies. This series highlights how innovative...
Colonial-era systems of forced labor, ranging from indenture to outright slavery, were central to the development of contemporary understandings of human thermal physiology. The subaltern laborer’s body became a crucial site for understanding the effects of heat on different kinds of racialized...
Join artist and UWB alum Mia Imani in an exploration of healing that treasures beinginstead of doing. Enter the Dreaming Room installation to practice slowing down.Dear community,Student Engagement and Activities, Office of the Chancellor, School of IAS, Simpson Center for...
"The Last Ottoman Palace: Yıldız and Its Many Makers"Deniz Türker, Rutgers UniversityModerated by Reşat KasabaThis talk presents the history of Yıldız Palace, the last and largest imperial residential complex of the Ottoman Empire. While the palace today exists in fragments...
This talk addresses one of the most heavily surveilled locations in the United States: the Tohono O’odham reservation that extends along the Arizona-Mexico “borderland.” Not only are surveillance technologies used to track down migrants, but they also have serious consequences...