Penn State
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CEMS Calendar 2001-2002 |
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Co-Directors:
Prof. Dan Beaver, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of History
Prof. Garrett Sullivan, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of English
Spring 2002 Speaker Series
March 14 and 15, 2002: Dr. Mary Floyd-Wilson, Assistant Professor of English, Yale University.
Lecture on March 14, 112 Keller Building at 3:30. Reception to follow in 102 Weaver Building.
Workshop on March 15, 124 Sparks Building at 11:00.
April 17 and 18, 2002: Dr. Frühsorge, Professor of Landscape Architecture, University of Hildesheim, Germany.
Lecture on April 17, 3:30, 115 EE West. All are invited to a reception following the lecture in 102 Weaver.
Workshop on April 18, 11:00, 124 Sparks Building.
| July 1-August 2, 2002: |
Landscape, Power and Identity in the Early Modern Atlantic World. A National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute at Penn State Click here for flyer and application instruction. |
Related Events:
Tuesday, February 19, 2002: Bill Sherman, Professor of English, University of Maryland.
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Lecture, 5:00pm, 114 Agricultural Engineering Building "Dirty Books: Renaissance Marginalia and Modern Collectors"
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Thursday, April 11, 2002: Richard Rambuss, Professor of English, Emory University
"Bad Taste, Bad Faith"
4:00 pm, Foster Auditorium, Pattee Library, followed by a reception in the Mann Assembly Room.
Speaker Series, 2001-2002
Spring, 2001
David Woodward, Arthur H. Robinson,
Prof. of Geography, University of Wisconsin
Public Lecture: The Image of the Map in the Renaissance
Jan 25, 2001, 3.30 pm, Lipcon Auditorium, Palmer Museum
Workshop: The ‘Two Cultures’ of Map History – Scientific and Humanistic
Traditions: A Plea for Reintegration
Jan 26, 2001, 4.00 pm, 319 Walker Building
Jennifer Davis, Lecturer, Women’s Studies &
the Dept. of History, Penn State
Lecture: Policing Taste: Labor Organization and Legal Strategies of
Rouen’s Culinary Trades, 1779-1790
Feb. 22, 2001, 3.15 pm, 102 Weaver Building
John Walter, Prof. of History, University of
Essex
Public Lecture: Sacred Space: Abolishing Superstition with Sedition?
Popular
Iconoclasm in the English Revolution
April 26, 2001, 3.30 pm, Boardroom 3, Nittany Lion Inn
Workshop: Public Transcripts, Popular Agency & the Politics of
Subsistence in Early Modern England
April 27, 2001,12.00 pm, 124 Sparks
Fall, 2001
Sept., 2001: Michael Braddick, Prof. of
History, University of Sheffield
Public Lecture: Making Political Space in Early Modern Societies
Dec. 2001: Padhraig Higgins, Lecturer, Dept.
of History, Penn State
Lecture: Consuming Patriotism: Gender & the Free Trade Movement in Ireland,
1778-1779”
Spring, 2002
Feb., 2002: Denis Cosgrove, Alexander von
Humboldt Prof. of Geography
Public Lecture: Mapping New Worlds: 16th Century Cosmographies
Workshop: Globalism & Tolerance in Early Modern Geography, March 2002:
Mary Floyd-Wilson, Prof. of English, Yale
University
Public Lecture: Henry V’s Mettle
Workshop: Othello’s Passion and Race, April 2002:
Dr. Gotthard Fruehsorge, Prof. of Landscape
Architecture, University of Hildesheim, Germany
Public Lecture: The Philosophy of Landscape: The Transformation in Perceptions
of the Aesthetics of Nature in the 18th Century.
Workshop: On Modern Gardening
July 1- August 2, 2002: National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute at Penn State on “Space & Society in the Past: Landscape, Power & Identity in the Early Modern Atlantic World”
