Seminar

Upcoming:

Past Events:

Jarula Wegner (Zhejiang University,) Cultural Memories in Caribbean Carnivals: A Challenge to Provincialize Memory Studies,” Friday April 14 12pm Eastern Time (on Zoom – register here)

Flyer, Astrid Erll Pandemics in/and Collective Memory: Covid as Mnemonic Seismograph Friday April 8 at 12pm Eastern Time Stef Craps (Ghent University), “An Inconvenient Comparison: Climate Change and the Holocaust.” Friday February 17 at 12pm Eastern Time.

Flyer, Astrid Erll Pandemics in/and Collective Memory: Covid as Mnemonic Seismograph Friday April 8 at 12pm Eastern Time

Astrid Erll (Goethe-University Frankfurt), “Pandemics in/and Collective Memory: Covid as Mnemonic Seismograph.” Friday April 8 at 12pm Eastern Time.

Herman Lebovics, Department of History, Stony Brook. “Rashomon on the Mediterranean: Conflicting Memories about France’s Future Identity.” Thursday, February 22, 1:00-2:20, SBS N-405. Paper will be pre-circulated for discussion.

Jonathan Bach, The New School. “What Remains: Memory of Everyday Life under Socialism in Germany.” Wednesday, September 27.
Joel Rosenthal, Department of History, Stony Brook University. “Where were You 21 Years Ago in Late Medieval England?” March 21, 2017.
Anna Di Lellio, New School for Public Engagement and NYU, “Thinking of You” (Film and Discussion). September 14, 2016
 Peggy Leavitt, Wellesley College and Harvard University, “Artifacts and Allegiances, How Museums Put the Nation and the World On Display.” April 13, 2016
 Abena Asare, Africana Studies, “Surviving Histories, Ghana’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission.” March 23, 2016