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Mario Aquilina | The Essay Today: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of the Essay The Keynote Lecture in Essay Week at Stanford More
Ten Seven, Poetry after October Seven and the War in Gaza A Trilingual Anthology from Dibur Curated More
Thu Oct 10 Sasha Turner | Neither Idle nor Worthless: Accounting for Doll's Labor and Value in the Economy of Slavery SHC Event Slavery and Freedom Workshop
Thu Oct 10 Naomi Pullin | Isolation and the Quakers: Spiritual Solitude and Godly Sociability in Early Modern Britain SHC Event Religion, Politics, and Culture
Thu Oct 10 Grant Parker | San and Khoi Heritage between Archive, Anarchive and Meta-Archive CESTA Event Colonialism, Post, and Anti, in the Digital Age
Mon Oct 14 Eduardo Acosta | Fluvial Amnesia? Bengal’s Rivers as a Historical Problem SHC Event Eurasian Empires
Tue Oct 15 Lauren Klein | The Line Graph and the Slave Ship: Rethinking the Origins of Modern Data Visualization SHC Event Digital Horizons
Tue Oct 15 East Asian Humanities Workshop | "Revitalizing Bamboo: Yen Shui-long’s Furniture Design and the Reinvention of Taiwanese Folkcraft" by Lingjia Xu East Asian Humanities
Wed Oct 16 New Directions for Academic Publishing: Giovanna Ceserani On Her Open Access Digital Book CESTA Event