Analysis | Showtime’s ‘The Circus’ is fast food — tasty if not always nourishing
by Stephen Benedict Dyson
Analysis | Showtime’s ‘The Circus’ is fast food — tasty if not always nourishing
by Stephen Benedict Dyson
In the following weeks several events of interest to early modern scholars will be taking place on UCONN’s campus.
The first thing to note is our regular events. On Wednesday, 9/26/2018, Transcribathon will be meeting in the UCHI collaborative space at 10am. We will be transcribing John Ward’s diary, but feel free to bring any thorny paleography challenges from your own research. On Thursday, 9/27/2018, at 12pm, the Early Modern Studies Cross Cultural Interactions Reading Group will be meeting in the UCHI conference room to continue its discussion of Matthew Dimmock’s Mythologies of the Prophet Muhammad in Early Modern English Culture.
On October 10th from 2:30-4:00pm in the Stern Lounge, AUST 217, Debapriya Sarkar will be giving a talk titled “‘endless error’ The Literary Methods of Early Modern Science.” This talk is part of the English Department’s Brown Bag Series. The flyer for the talk follows.
A hearty thank you to everyone who came out to the welcome reception for UCHI’s 2018-2019 academic year and a big welcome to all the new graduate, faculty, and visiting fellows at both the Humanities Institute and Humility & Conviction in Public Life!
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