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Translations is an FHC Colloquium open to the entire campus community. We meet once a month during the Spring semester to discuss the topic of “translation” across languages, texts, and media. Faculty, students and staff are welcome to attend as many meetings as they wish. Calendar and readings are disseminated prior to every meeting through […] |
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IEJ Global Humanities Working Group An offshoot of the original Global Humanities Working Group, this research community explores ways that decentering Western perspectives in our curricula might inform the design of IEJ general education courses. This two-year working group brings together scholars whose research concentrates on IEJ related topics: including but not limited to racial […] |
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Trustees Dining Hall, lunch provided. This event is part of the Furman Humanities Center (FHC) supported Translations Colloquium. It is meant to be a relaxing and low-key conversation on the experience of a translator, and on translation in general. Our guest of honor is Emeritus Furman Professor Karni Bhati. Dr Bhati will read from his translations of the Gujarati poet, Gulammohammed Sheikh […] |
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Sponsored by the FHC Prof. Worthington's scholarly work centers on the rhetoric of memory, particularly in historically dense settings. His writing includes essays and book chapters about the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis), Disney Theme Parks, the documentary film, “Memories of the Camps,” and the rhetorical functions of Nostalgia, […] |
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