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The Department of
European and Mediterranean Cultures is the
academic home of the
major in
European and Mediterranean Cultures.
This interdisciplinary major introduces the
student to a broad span of human action,
accomplishment and experience in both public
and private spaces, extending back to
Antiquity and culminating in our own time.
Its interdisciplinary
curriculum investigates particularities and
distinctions in the long and intertwined
histories of Europe and the Mediterranean
world. The social and cultural histories of
nations and cities are explored, to seek out
the specific local development of
intellectual, artistic, religious and
economic life, and to comprehend the links
and transfer of ideas and influences between
the areas and sites which are surveyed...
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George
Wanklyn was interviewed by a BBC Four
television crew in September in conjunction
with a four-part TV series on sacred music and
various European locales connected with its
composition and performance. One of the
locales chosen for the series is Paris. The
interview, conducted on site, considered the
construction of the cathedral of Notre-Dame de
Paris, and Paris in the 12th and 13th
centuries. The TV series is scheduled for
airing in the spring of 2008, around
Eastertime. |
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[AUP - Posted 1 Nov 2007] |
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Marie-Christine Navarro has published a
new essay including interviews with Julia
Kristeva this last summer, called "Seule,
une femme", at the Editions de l'Aube. |
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[AUP - Posted 11 Sep 2007] |
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George Wanklyn was interviewed and filmed in
December for a TV production in an American
series produced by The History Channel
entitled "Cities of the Underworld." He
will appear in the episode dedicated to Paris,
one of a number of European and non-European
cities selected for the series. The
episode is scheduled to be aired in the
spring. Professor Wanklyn's interview
dealt particularly with the momentous
transformations of Paris in the Second
Empire. In speaking about the important
"collector sewer" of Bosquet, he put in a plug
for AUP, above ground. |
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[AUP - Posted 3 Mar 2007] |
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