
October 23-29, 2023 is International Open Access Week.

In 1968 Tatsumi Hijikata, the instigator of the Japanese avant-garde movement form, butoh, engaged in a collaboration with photographer, Eikoh Hosoe. This project, titled Kamaitachi, consisted of a striking set of images created as what Hosoe called a “subjective documentary” of their youth in rural...
1963 Then & Now: A 60-Year Retrospective of America

Please join us for an interdisciplinary symposium co-presented by the Stanford Humanities Center and Stanford's Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute

Presumably, it has never been a good time for the Humanities. Perhaps because it is simply in the nature of the discipline to find itself perpetually in crisis, lagging behind the times, dragging its leaden feet made out of indelible words, asking for more and more time in a civilization perpetually in a rush. It is constantly on the edge of a precipice, but we cannot deny that, while it is awkwardly balancing itself on the edge, it does enjoy magnificent views. After all, our field does not thrive on security, on solid facts, on controlled experiments with measurable outcomes.
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