Dear <<Given Name>>,
Here is an update of humanities events and activities in our Humanities Research Network.
Have a great end of the semester!
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THIS WEEK'S ARTS & HUMANITIES HIGHLIGHT
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Happy summer! Since this week's talk presented by HRC's Citizenship Lab will bring us to the Rio de la Plata Basin, a body of water between Argentina and Uruguay, consider having some yerba mate (pronounced yer-ba mah-tay) to get you in the mood. This caffeine-packed tea is always consumed hot and traditionally served in a container called gourd and sipped with a metal straw that has a filter to strain out leaf fragments. Sharing it from this traditional gourd is said to be a sign of friendship and bonding. Drink some tea and join us on Wednesday at 9am. Learn more about the talk here and under "Upcoming Events".
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HRC DOB LAB REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS
Doc Lab is Seeking Proposals for Documentary Projects
The projects can be rooted in any discipline and/or be interdisciplinary in nature as long as they incorporate a humanities perspective. The projects can be based in any medium of preference. Maximum funding per project is 12,000 RMB.
All DKU students and faculty are eligible to apply.
LEARN MORE
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The Citizenship Lab invites applications for funding from faculty, Class of 2023, and Class of 2024 students working on or developing Signature Work (SW) projects related to citizenship. LEARN MORE
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DUKE FRANKLIN HUMANITIES INSTITUTE
FULL EVENT CALENDAR
(For in-person events, please see the full calendar)
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DUKE ASIAN/PACIFIC STUDIES INSTITUTE
FULL EVENT CALENDAR
Upcoming virtual events (China time):
(For in-person events, please see the full calendar)
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DUKE CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL & GLOBAL STUDIES
FULL EVENT CALENDAR
Upcoming virtual events (China time):
(For in-person events, please see the full calendar)
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NYU CGA PRESENTS
Rolling with the Rotis
Date & Time: May 27, 9-10:30pm (China time)
Speaker: Krishnendu Ray
Krishnendu Ray is a Professor in the Department of Nutrition and Food Studies at New York University. He was the Chair of the department from 2012-2021. He is the author of The Migrant’s Table (2004) and The Ethnic Restaurateur (2016) and the co-editor of Curried Cultures: Globalization, Food and South Asia (2012). Learn more by clicking on the event poster above.
RSVP HERE
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ASIAR & HKIHSS PRESENT
Magic Power Reconfigured: Chinese Popular Religion in Cities
Date/Time: May 25, 2022, 2:00 PM (China time)
Speaker: Dr. Wei-Ping Lin (Professor, National Taiwan University)
A Talk by Dr. Wei-Ping Lin whose research interests include religion (including topics related to material culture, spirit mediums, and urban religious transformation), kinship, and imagination.
REGISTER NOW
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