The students in Intensive Ukrainian (UKRA 11) and Intermediate Ukrainian (UKRA 27), in collaboration with students from Ternopil National Technical University, Ukraine, have curated an exhibition devoted to Ukrainian museums damaged, looted, or destroyed as a result of Russia's war on Ukraine.
This workshop is intended to bring together philosophers who have worked on developing the neo-pragmatist approach and applying it to a variety of issues, in metaethics and beyond.
A conference on Juan Rulfo's literary and photographic works. October 30th and October 31st.
Considering Hannah Arendt's reflections on historical memory from an interdisciplinary perspective, this workshop explores the reach and contemporary relevance of Arendt's strategies for narrating history in "dark times".
Explore Italian culture through documentary filmmaking with filmmakers Luca Ragazzi and Gustav Hofer. Events will take place October 22-27, 2024. Some events will require registration or response. Please watch for details and additional information.
Sponsored by the Leslie Center for the Humanities, the Department of Film & Media Studies, the Department of Art History, and the Hood museum of Art at Dartmouth College.
A conversation with Rachel Feldman and Sidra De Koven Ezrahi - Tuesday, September 24, 2024 - 4:30-6:00 pm - Dartmouth Hall 104. Sponsored by the Leslie Center for the Humanities and Jewish Studies at Dartmouth.
This summer 2024 film series takes viewers on a journey through the lived experiences of diverse African and French peoples of African descent in and beyond the French Republic.
Each spring, the Leslie Center for the Humanities honors the Dartmouth College faculty in the Arts and Humanities who have released publications.
The film's producer, Juan Carlos Vallejo will be joining us to discuss the film and its creation, alongside a discussion with Professors Peter DeShazo (LALACS and GOV) and Jorge Cuéllar (LALACS). Mon. May 6, 5—6:30 pm, Loew Auditorium, Visual Arts Center.
