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… in contemporary Lima. The Restoration will be the closing screening of LIFFY 2023 (Sunday, November 5, 7.30 pm at 53 … you tell us a bit about yourself—where you’re from, what your educational and career trajectory has been? I was born … of reflection can prove difficult while being in Lima. For me, being away was the only way to observe it and reflect on …

… its minions to go out and do this or that. It seems to me that when you look at almost all of modern—and I mean … when it comes to the destruction of property. How did your interest in anarchism first develop? In two stages, I … gone under the name of socialism. And yet when you call it socialism, it implies that thought control and a …

… THE WHITE BUILDING … THE WHITE BUILDING Workshop, Screening, and Luncheon with Cambodian filmmaker Kavich Neang … York Street, New Haven Registration: Please register with your Yale email address for any or all of above at: … Night I Saw You Smiling  won the NETPAC Award at IFFR, the Special Jury Prize at Jeonju, Best Image at Janela de Cinema, …

… charge gave the news that there is a class enemy accusing me, I’d like to write this biography for Angkar, honestly and … secrets to him.    [5] 5. In 1963, after the 34 people event, the Party raised a plan for me to escape to France for … in France for a period of time waiting for the Party to call me back some day. During my waiting time, I also …

… that, for Andrew Joia, “expanded my whole world and taught me more than I could have ever expected.” Some of Joia�s … yangaphakathi (tripe) were served and are considered very special foods and, of course, there was plenty of utshwala … and about which many people express frustration, she told me that her goal was to let students know that there was …

… him to say he was both. Scotch or Irish did not refer to your nationality; it referred to your religion. If you were … off to save them. In 1926, my aunt took my brother and me to the United States; I hadn’t seen my mother for a long … it was the first time I saw a Negro man. I went to Holy Name school; lived in poverty. My mother was not able to pay …

… into the present time. How does the docudrama relate to your own scholarship? Fromont:  My practice as a historian … part in the production? Fromont:  Absolutely. It allowed me to see how she resonates in different ways for different … “It is time for all of us to come together and know her name.” Why is it important for us to know about Njinga? …

… Winners will be announced in early September 2019 during a special reception. The award is made possible thanks to the … by email to George Syrimis at  george.syrimis@yale.edu Your submission must include the following statement, followed by your name: “By submitting this essay, I attest that it is my own …

… Among the vicissitudes incident to life no event could have filled me with greater anxieties than that of which the notification … be as brief as possible. When I was first honored with a call into the service of my country, then on the eve of an …

… the worst thing to be was irrelevant. This was familiar to me because in many ways it echoed the art historical … and the struggle. This agreement felt historical to me, which is to say that I felt that there must be other ways … African art could be modern. He came from a country where your race and ethnicity determined so much of your life. He …

… mean to you? What are you planning on researching during your fellowship year? Winning a Guggenheim Fellowship is a … not have that much contact, has been a real adventure for me. Working with scientists on this project has been … broad range of implications. It was very inspiring for me to teach because my scholarly research has always focused …