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Theology of Disability: Germany, 1900-1945

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February 09, 2023 / 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm / Add to Google
223 Philosophy Hall (Formerly Moses Hall)

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Dagmar Herzog, Distinguished Professor of History and Daniel Rose Faculty Scholar at the CUNY Graduate Center

A slim book published in 1920, entitled “Permission to Annihilate Life Unworthy of Life,” is often invoked when scholars try to explain the prehistory of the Nazi “euthanasia” murder program which is estimated to have claimed nearly 300,000 victims. Far less well studied are the various counter-positions proposed by Christian authors – theologians, pastors, charity […]

Theology of Disability: Germany, 1900-1945

The Social Role of the Deli in American Jewish Life

Saharan Vichy Camps between Memory and Memorialization: A Graphic History

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February 02, 2023 / 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm / Add to Google
Sultan Room, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 340 Stephens Hall

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Aomar Boum, Professor and Maurice Amado Chair in Sephardic Studies in the Department of Anthropology, Department of History and Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Los Angeles

In the last decade, graphic memoirs and novels have emerged as a significant form of historical (re)writing of past narratives and events. The medium of comics and its use of chronologically ordered panels allows the reader to create meanings through the combination of image and text. Aomar Boum argues for the use of graphic memoirs […]

Saharan Vichy Camps between Memory and Memorialization: A Graphic History

Gerald D. and Norma Feldman Annual Lecture | Masculinity and Imperial Representation in the Later Roman Empire

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November 10, 2022 / 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm / Add to Google
Telegraph Room at the Residence Inn by Marriott Berkeley, 2121 Center Street

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Susanna Elm, Sidney H. Ehrman Professor of History and Ancient Greek and Roman Studies at UC Berkeley

Masculinity and Imperial Representation in the Later Roman Empire: Theodosius the Great and (the Beginnings of) Christian Sovereignty in Europe The Roman emperor Constantine the Great is usually considered the first Christian Roman emperor. It is certainly true that Constantine made Christianity a legal Roman religion, but the emperor who really laid the foundation for […]

Gerald D. and Norma Feldman Annual Lecture | Masculinity and Imperial Representation in the Later Roman Empire

Medicine as Sacrament: Spanish and Indigenous Catholic Responses to Epidemics in Sixteenth-Century Mexico

Hobbes on Causation and the Project of Leviathan

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