The CMES Sohbet-i Osmani Lecture Series presents

A. Tunç Şen
Assistant Professor of History, Department of History, Columbia University

A. Tunç Şen is an Asst. Prof. of History at Columbia University Department of History. Anchored in early modern Ottoman history and culture, his research and teaching focus on the history of science and divination in early modern Islamicate world, history of books and readers in Islamic manuscript culture, and social history of Ottoman scholarly life. He has published several...

CES Dissertation Workshop:

SPEAKER

Joshua Ehrlich

PhD Student in History and CES Graduate Student Affiliate, Harvard University

Contact:

Maxim Botstein

mbotstein@g.harvard.edu

The last years of the eighteenth century have been seen as both a golden age of British...

European Union Study Group

Tony Smith will discuss his latest book.

SPEAKER

Tony Smith

Cornelia M. Jackson Professor of Political Science, Tufts Univeristy and CES Faculty Associate, Harvard University
 

DISCUSSANT

Stephen Walt

Robert and Renee Belfer Professor of International Affairs, BCSIA, Harvard Kennedy School

MODERATED BY

New Directions in European History

SPEAKER

Frederick Cooper
Professor of History, New York University

CONTACT

James McSpadden

jmcspadden@fas.harvard.edu

Sponsors

• New Directions in...

Exiting Slavery, Entering Reconstruction, and Enduring Jim Crow: Understanding Mental Illness and Mental Health in Black Communities from the Civil War to World War II

Monday: When The Demons Are From Within

Tuesday: When Is It Ever Safe?

Wednesday: When Humor Is The Answer

Harvard-Yenching Library Book Talk

Si Nae Park, Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University

Details: Score One for the Dancing Girl, and Other Selections from the Kimun ch'onghwa: A Story Collection from Nineteenth-Century Korea

Co-sponsored by the Korea Institute, Harvard University 

***This event is by Invitation Only**** You can follow the live stream on ALARI Youtube Channel. 

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In case of rain: we will meet at Boylston Hall, 4th floor.

This year we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the death of Maria Mercè Marçal, and recognize three other major writers of literary classics who died on or around April 23, Saint George's Day: William Shakespeare (1564-1616), Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) and Josep Pla (1897-1981)....

The Department of Comparative Literature cordially invites you to

The second annual Svetlana Boym Memorial Lecture by:

Susan Rubin Suleiman (Harvard University, C. Douglas Dillon Research Professor of the Civilization of France & Research Professor of Comparative Literature)

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Philippe-Alain Michaud, Centre Pompidou, Harvard VES

(in French and open to the public)

In conversation with Cécile Guédon, Comparative Literature, Harvard

Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Italian Section

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Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, Italian Section-In English and open to the public

https://rll.fas.harvard.edu/event/alice-ensabella-cima-futurists-paris?admin_panel=1

Questions to ...

Ayesha Ramachandran, Yale University

What is the origin of the world atlas as we know it today? And why should this genealogy matter to us now? This talk focuses on the small corpus of surviving Portuguese portolan-style manuscript “universal atlases” from the second half of the sixteenth century, which offer an alternate history for the atlas in modernity. Rather than deriving from such printed compilations as Abraham Ortelius’...

The Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture  at Harvard University

Neşe Gurallar

Professor, Department...

AG Hopkins, Emeritus Smuts Professor of Commonwealth History, University of Cambridge

American Empire (...