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“Use Consoling Words for our Butchered Nation”: Armenian Feminists’ Post-Genocide Expectations from their Turkish Counterparts
none A lecture by Prof. Lerna Ekmekcioglu The immediate aftermath of the genocide was a time of both misery and hope for Armenians. Emboldened by the Ottoman defeat, Allies’ occupation of the Ottoman capital and their wartime promises for justice, Armenia ...
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HoPE seminar: Rebecca L. Spang
none We are happy to invite you to the next session of the AUP Seminar on the History of Political Economy in collaboration with the Center for Critical Democracy Studies. Rebecca L. Spang (Distinguished Professor of History, Indiana University) will give ...
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Kate Briggs on This Little Art
On January 26 a joyous crowd applauded writer and former AUP Professor Kate Briggs as she discussed and read from her new work: This Little Art. This homecoming for Briggs was livened by her friends and former colleagues at AUP, roused with curiosity by B ...
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Demos21: Students Join Symposium on Race and Social Justice
On Tuesday, February 23, 2021, students from AUP's Department of History and Politics joined Professors Michelle Kuo and Miranda Spieler for a discussion on the application of Critical Race Theory in the US and French contexts. The event was the firs ...
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CWT and American Library Host “The Netanyahus” Author Joshua Cohen
On Wednesday, January 19, 2021, AUP’s Center for Writers and Translators (CWT) – a research center dedicated to the promotion of literary activity, especially as it relates to the practice of translation – co-hosted, along with the American Library in Par ...
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AUP’s Jessica Feldman on Technology, Activism and the Social Good
On Thursday, February 3, 2022, the Office of AUP’s President Celeste M. Schenck hosted the fifth event in its Presidential Lecture Series: a lecture by AUP’s own Jessica Feldman, an assistant professor in the Department of Communication, Media and Culture ...
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Climate Justice and Historical Emissions with Prof. Dr. Lukas H. Meyer
One important debate within climate justice regards the contentious issue of the normative significance of past emissions. In this talk, I discuss two arguments that explore their significance, and identify their shared presuppositions but differing norma ...
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Dark Archive: A Reading and Conversation with Poet Laura Mullen
AUP's Creative Writing program, Center for Writers & Translators, and Civic Media Lab are delighted to invite you to a reading and conversation with American poet Lauren Mullen on the 22 September 2021, at 18:30PM, Quai Combes building, Room Q-80 ...
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Conducting Research with Video Testimony
discussed the academic relevance of video testimonies of atrocity and sought to uncover new approaches to ... testimony provides a valuable resource for scholars of genocide studies to advance vital academic work, but ... politics. She discussed concerns that the Holocaust model could be having “too much influence” on academic ...
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Ignacio
a perfect fit for me. I already knew that I’d be majoring in History and while fascinated by ...