Events

Join us for signal events in Stanford's intellectual life, as leading scholars, artists, and practitioners address urgent issues in the humanities. These events are free and open to the public.

Browse our calendar below, or explore our archive to find recordings and resources.

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December, 2022

Working Group in Literary and Visual Culture
Maria Constantina Terss | An Unlikely Throne of Glory: Gloria in the Vatican Job’s Golden Dunghill
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Board Room
Research Workshop
Maggie Nelson
Maggie Nelson | What Is a Public Intellectual Today?
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Lecture / Reading
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Kate Heslop | Poetry's Media in Premodern Scandinavia
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Board Room
Research Workshop

January, 2023

Relation to Labor in the (South Asian) Death Economy
Nicholas Witkowski | The Corpse as Nodal Object for Thinking Ascetic Practice in Relation to Labor in the (South Asian) Death Economy
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Levinthal Hall
Lecture / Reading

February, 2023

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John D. Dunne | Between Life and Death: Understanding Tukdam
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Levinthal Hall
Lecture / Reading
Public Lecture Series

Learn about our various lecture series, which are free and open to the public.

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Events Archive

Explore our archive of past events to find recordings and resources.

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