Artificial Intimacies: Eldercare Robots and Animate Companionship
By Mitali Thakor, Wesleyan University, 2/27/23
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Bad Care and Injustice
By Joan Tronto, University of Minnesota, 2/20/23
“So-Called Reconciliation”: Empty Signifiers and Settler Political Community
By Joseph Weiss, Wesleyan University, 2/13/23
In the Room: Women of Color Doulas in a Time of Crisis
By Jennifer C. Nash, Duke University, 2/7/23
Viral Justice and the Art of Bearing Witness
By Ruha Benjamin, Princeton University, 12/5/22
Theorizing the Black Charismatic: Aesthetics, Hermeneutics, and the Politics of Affect
By Garry Bertholf, Wesleyan University, 11/28/22
Ecologies of Attention: Beyond the Economic Frame
By Elise Springer, Wesleyan University, 11/14/22
Is Tristram Shandy “Merely Interesting”?
By Jess Keiser, Tufts University, 11/7/22
“A Combination of Beauty and Bombast”: The Spectacle of Capitalism at the World’s Fairs
Roberto Saba, Wesleyan University, 10/31/22 **Please note, due to a technical error, only audio from this evening’s lecture is available.
Creating Attention: Poetry, Form and the Observing Self, 1680-1750
by Martin Baeumel, Wesleyan University, 10/17/22