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… slaves. It is, however, very remarkable, that whilst in taste and artistic skill the world seems to have been … France. The age of Louis XIV. was the culminating point of French genius and art. It then shed but a flickering and … now but what is gaudy and costly excites admiration. The public taste is debased. But far the worst feature of modern …

… slaves. It is, however, very remarkable, that whilst in taste and artistic skill the world seems to have been … France. The age of Louis XIV. was the culminating point of French genius and art. It then shed but a flickering and … now but what is gaudy and costly excites admiration. The public taste is debased. But far the worst feature of modern …

… century to Peter’s time the main preoccupation of Russian foreign policy was the competition with … plain. Peter’s new war was also a surprise because Russian foreign policy after 1667 had been preoccupied with … better army and navy, it demanded a new diplomatic corps. Russian culture changed rapidly after about 1650, with …

… the Slave Past: Memory, Heritage, and Slavery (2014) and  Public Memory of Slavery: Victims and Perpetrators in the …  (2010). In 2015, she published Brazil Through the French Eyes: A Nineteenth-Century Artist in the Tropics with … article “The Line of Positive Safety: Borders and Boundaries in the Rio Grande Valley, 1848–1880” appeared in …

… on Ukrainian Farms … Russia's War on Ukrainian Farms The Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Reading Group presents Dr. Susanne Wengle, Professor of Russian and Eurasian Studies at Uppsala University, on … politics of expertise and on shifting themes in Russian public discourse. She is also the editor of Cambridge …

… presents Vera Tolz, the Sir William Mather Professor of Russian Studies at the University of Manchester, on … https://bit.ly/SlavicColl-Apr13zoom In 2006, the first Russian translation of Edward Said’s seminal book Orientalism … for the unpopularity of the postcolonial perspective in public discourse in today’s Russia, and how it hinders a …

… presents Vera Tolz, the Sir William Mather Professor of Russian Studies at the University of Manchester, on … https://bit.ly/SlavicColl-Apr13zoom In 2006, the first Russian translation of Edward Said’s seminal book Orientalism … for the unpopularity of the postcolonial perspective in public discourse in today’s Russia, and how it hinders a …

… Democratic Innovation ISPS DEMOCRATIC INNOVATIONS SPECIAL EVENT Over the past decade, facing increasing public disengagement and a growing sense of distrust, public … advisor in democratic innovation for the president of the French-speaking Brussels Parliament. He co-designed the …

… Democratic Innovation ISPS DEMOCRATIC INNOVATIONS SPECIAL EVENT Over the past decade, facing increasing public disengagement and a growing sense of distrust, public … advisor in democratic innovation for the president of the French-speaking Brussels Parliament. He co-designed the …

… on Ukrainian Farms … Russia's War on Ukrainian Farms The Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Reading Group presents Dr. Susanne Wengle, Professor of Russian and Eurasian Studies at Uppsala University, on … politics of expertise and on shifting themes in Russian public discourse. She is also the editor of Cambridge …

… unconference, with a schedule below. This two-day event features four lightning round-style panels representing … Kai Pyle, University of Minnesota Twin Cities “Colonizing Taste: A Mesoamerican Staple in Casta and Contemporary Art,” … York”Matthew Keagle, Fort Ticonderoga REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE: …