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… with the creators of a new play at Yale’s MacMillan Center about the renowned Middle East correspondent Anthony Shadid … … with the creators of a new play at Yale’s MacMillan Center about the renowned Middle East correspondent Anthony Shadid … Arab-American journalist Rami Khouri for a conversation about the creation of the new play A Thousand Strange Places: …

… perspective, and includes the study of popular discourses about dirt in Nairobi and Lagos in relation to changing ideas about taste and disgust, sexuality, multiculturalism, and … Wilkes at the MacMillan Center spoke with Professor Newell about her DirtPol project. An edited version of the …

… of the bilingual journal Tanqeed. Can you tell me about your research and the transition you’ve made from being … to write my first book on digital war. In it, I’m thinking about questions of U.S. empire. By empire, I don’t mean the … of war itself. What I’m trying to do is say, “Let’s think about what is happening in the Afghanistan-Pakistan …

… Development Conference  (April 13-14). She chatted with us about this year’s panels, theme and planning process. Q: Who comes to the conference? A: We have about 300 participants and most of them are not Yale students … of this year’s conference is “Intersections.” Can you talk about that? A: We were hoping to bring together people from …

… ways that literature can guide or transform our thinking about it. Today, Iheka, an associate professor of English in … explores how African literature can help to enlighten us about different ways of seeing the world — especially the … humanities program , recently spoke to YaleNews about the book, his teaching, and his belief that literature …

… the Church of Christ, Yale University. Dr. Streets spoke about race in America. He discussed the resistance to thinking about shared history that black and white Americans might … suggested several reasons for the resistance. On talking about racial issues in America: To create a better …

… we often think of history as a collection of stories about individuals. Tropes such as “Columbus discovered … as the experiences of the collective, stories about the past do not center on the actions of individuals … Togo, I interviewed women in their eighties and nineties about their encounters with colonialism in the region. I was …

… Center is to promote scholarship and public programming about the history of slavery across all borders and all time. … and the mid-1950s. The ways that my colleagues write about American slavery helps me think about the transition after Reconstruction into a different …

… we often think of history as a collection of stories about individuals. Tropes such as “Columbus discovered … as the experiences of the collective, stories about the past do not center on the actions of individuals … Togo, I interviewed women in their eighties and nineties about their encounters with colonialism in the region. I was …

… He commented,  “I was thrilled to join the conversation about the state of the field of African urban history as it … Tony was asked by the chair to share some ideas about the future directions in the field, especially in thinking about issues that are overlooked within the African urban …

… in a series of conversations with Yale faculty members about the 2016 presidential elections, YaleNews met with … book, “The Heart of the Declaration,” recently spoke about how the Declaration of Independence is, in his own … two important insights that British historians now have about 18th-century Britain that they did not have when most …