October 3, 2006
Seminar and lecture in honor of Vernon Minor’s Retirement
“Baroque Visual Rhetoric” presented by Vernon Minor, Professor of Art and Art History, Comparative Literature and Humanities, CU-Boulder
“Piranesi’s ‘Speaking Ruins‘
A lecture presented by John Pinto, Professor of Art History, Princeton University
October 25, 2006
“Kafka’s Shorthand”
A lecture by Davide Stimilli, German/CLHM, CU-Boulder
Part of the CLHM Colloquium Series
November 9, 2006
“Why could Plato not write an art of rhetoric?”
A lecture by Eckart Schütrumpf, Professor of Classics, CU-Boulder
Part of the CLHM Colloquium Series
December 6, 2006
“Hitchcock and Almodovar”
A lecture by Ernesto Acevedo-Muñoz, Associate Professor of Film Studies, Comparative Literature and Humanities, CU-Boulder
Part of the CLHM Colloquium Series
January 31, 2007
“Transcribing National Socialism: Montage in Heimrad Bäcker’s Poetry”
Lecture by Prof. Patrick Greaney, GSSL, University of Colorado, Boulder
Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures Colloquium Series
February 22, 2007
“Torque. Kleist’s Marionettentheater and 19th Century Kinematics”
Presented by Helmut Müller-Sievers of Northwestern University.
February 23-24, 2007
Graduate Student Conference: Literary Odysseys
February 26, 2007
Film Night: Orson Welles’ The Trial
The Trial will be presented by Professor Davide Stimilli of the Comparative Literature/Humanities department. Additionally, Davide will lead a lecture discussing the film upon its completion.
March 7, 2007
“Performing Arts/Shaping of Public Deliberation: In the Name of the Father”
Professor Gerard Hauser will be presenting a lecture discussing In the Name of the Father.
March 5, 2007
Film Night: In the Name of the Father
Presented by Professor Gerard Hauser, Communication Department.
April 9, 2007
“Alimentary Tracts, Food, Filth, and Anglo-Indian Flesh in the Mutiny of 1857”
Presented by Professor Parama Roy, Associate Professor, Department of English, University of California, Davis.
Part of CLHM Colloquium series
April 16, 2007
“An Unheroic Choice: Love and Narrative in Angela Carter’s The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman”
Annejeanette M. Wiese is a graduate student in the Department of Comparative Literature and Humanities. Graduate Student Colloquium, Part of CLHM Colloquium series
April 19, 2007
“How Can One Recognize What One Did Not Know? Recollection according to Proust, Merleau-Ponty, Deleuze”
Presented by Professor Mauro Carbone, Visiting Professor, Department of Philosophy, at The New School for Social Research, NYC. Professor Carbone is Professor of Aesthetics, Department of Philosophy, University of Milano, Italy.
Part of CLHM Colloquium series.