Calendar of Events

PROBLEMATIZING POLYMATHY: NICOLAUS STENO AND THE INTERSECTIONS OF DISCIPLINES IN EARLY MODERN SCIENCE

Professor Nuno Castel-Branco,

Department of Philosophy

Wickerwork: A Poetry-in-Translation Conversation

Christian Lehnert and

German Department

Montaigne, The Man Who Named the Essay

Lawrence Kritzman (Dartmouth College), Julien Stout (Princeton University)

Co-Sponsored by: Committee on Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

Imaginations of the Womb – Uterine Imaginaries

Graduate Student Workshop

German Department, Committee on Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

Imaginations of the Womb – Uterine Imaginaries

German Department, Committee on Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

The Essay Film (ESSAY WEEK)

Nora Alter (Temple University), Florian Fuchs (Princeton University)

Department of French & Italian

Imaginations of the Womb – Uterine Imaginaries

Graduate Student Workshop

German Department, Committee on Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

The Essay’s Literary Dimensions (ESSAY WEEK)

Lucy Alford (Wake Forest University), Carolina Iribarren (Princeton University), John Michael (University of Rochester) /Moderator - Jeff Dolven (Princeton University)

Department of French & Italian

Florentine Republicanism and Humanist Platonism: On the Origins of Modern Constitutionalism

Miguel Vatter

Forum for the History of Political Thought, Program in Classical Philosophy