2011-2012 Theme - "Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"
"Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"- The 2011-12 IHR Faculty Seminar Series. Presenters are: Keith Miller and Matthew Whitaker present the topic "Stolen Rhetoric" in this edition of our faculty seminar series.
"Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"- The 2011-12 Faculty Seminar Seires. Presenters are: Deb Clark, Professor, English Department and Ian Moulton, Interdisciplinary Humanities and Communitcations, School of Letters and Sciences
"Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"- The 2011-12 Faculty Seminar Seires. Presenters are: Joel Gereboff, Religious Studies, SHPRS, and Patricia Huntington,Philosophy, New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences.
Rhetoric and the Quest for Sustainable Communities: Oceanic Islands: Peter Goggin, Department of English, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
A Philospher Looks at the Trouble with Truth Commissions: Margaret Walker, School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies
"Disciplinary Fault Lines" -The 2010-11 IHR Faculty Seminar Series focuses on what it means to do disciplinary and inter-/transdisciplinary work in the Humanities.Presenters are: Peter de Marneffe, Professor, Philosophy, School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies and Carolyn Warner, Professor, Political Science, School of Government, Politics, and Global Studies
Historians and 'Inventions' of War: Mark von Hagen, School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies
Disciplinary Fault Lines" -The 2010-11 IHR Faculty Seminar Series focuses on what it means to do disciplinary and inter-/transdisciplinary work in the Humanities. Presenter are: Mark Cruse, Assistant Professor, French, School of International Letters and Cultures and Ángel Pinillos, Assistant Professor, Philosophy, School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies.
"Disciplinary Fault Lines" -The 2010-11 IHR Faculty Seminar Series focuses on what it means to do disciplinary and inter-/transdisciplinary work in the Humanities. Presenters are: Robert S. Sturges, Professor, English Department; Marivel Danielson, Assistant Professor, School of Transborder Studies.
"Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"- The 2011-12 Faculty Seminar Seires. Presenters are: Deb Clark, Professor, English Department and Ian Moulton, Interdisciplinary Humanities and Communitcations, School of Letters and Sciences
"Unintended Consequences: What the Humanities Could Have Told You (If Only You Had Asked)"- The 2011-12 Faculty Seminar Seires. Presenters are: Joel Gereboff, Religious Studies, SHPRS, and Patricia Huntington,Philosophy, New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences.
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