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Friends of PUL Small Talk Renate Kosinski: “Christine de Pizan from Venice to Paris to Princeton: The Trajectory of a Medieval Writer and Entrepreneur”The Friends of PUL’s own Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski reveals the story of Venice-born French writer Christine de Pizan (c. 1364-c. 1430). Raised in an intellectual milieu – her father was…
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WDA Conference: "Alero Olympio: Activated Matter" KeynoteAlero Olympio was an architect and builder of radical ecologies. Born in Ghana and working extensively between Scotland and her homeland, Olympio theorized and exercised a rigorous dedication to…
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A Conversation with Ruth J. Simmons and Eddie S. Glaude Jr.Join us for the AAS Conversation Series featuring Ruth J. Simmons, moderated by Eddie S. Glaude Jr., as they explore the transformative themes of identity and resilience in Dr. Simmons' book…
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Toni Morrison Lectures with Farah Jasmine Griffin - 03/29/23HERE STANDS A MAN: MORRISON'S (FEMINIST?) MOLDING OF BLACK MASCULINITY Held over three days March 28 – March 30th, the Toni Morrison Lectures are held bi-annually and spotlight the new…
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FPUL Small Talk 13 Months in Dixie May 17, 2023Jeaninne Surette Honstein and Steven Knowlton present to the Friends of Princeton University Library their adventure in discovering, transcribing, and annotating an incredible manuscript that details…
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The Book of Dreams: The Linguistic Project of Translating Khwabnama, the Great Bangladesh NovelArunava Sinha discusses his translation of Khwabnama (Book of Dreams), written by Akhtaruzzaman Elias (1943-97); the greatest Bangladeshi fiction writer of the twentieth century. Arunava Sinha…
From SAS Program in South Asian Studies
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