Upcoming Events
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Baldwin-Dahl Lecture with Guest Speaker Stephen Best (UC Berkeley)
In-PersonWe are pleased to announce that this year’s Baldwin-Dahl Lecture will be delivered by Stephen Best (UC Berkeley).
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The Parry Lecture in Classics and Comparative Literature
In-PersonThe lecture scheduled for April 9 will be presented by Sarah Nooter (University of Chicago) and Mario Telo (UC Berkeley).
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Kempf Lecture with Tamar Abramov (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
In-PersonWe are happy to host Tamar Abramov (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) on March 26. Further details forthcoming. Please check back soon.
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Film Screenings and Q&A with Yale Alumna, Amy Ziering
Yale alumna, Amy Ziering, discusses Derrida and Allen v. Farrow, following screenings.
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Comparative Literature Graduate, Shaj Mathew, Returns to Discuss His Debut Book
A graduate of Comparative Literature at Yale, Shaj Mathew, will discuss his first book and how one turns a dissertation into a published book.
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Communications 8 at 60
(multi-day event)In 1966, Communications reshaped narrative theory. Sixty years later, scholars reassess its legacy and the future of narrative studies.
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Communications 8 at 60
(multi-day event)In 1966, Communications reshaped narrative theory. Sixty years later, scholars reassess its legacy and the future of narrative studies.
