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… to 1492, and then traces the ways those understandings of self and other changed as a result of intercultural contact …

… of the university. In the following months, a newly formed self-governing student body organized the most powerful and …

… about the surprising reach of Benjamin Franklin’s classic self-help book and its role in configuring global capitalism. …

… today as apologia rather than as critical, especially self-critical, examination. This conference will bring …

… left by Las donnas de Robaut (the Women of Roubaud), the self-titled beguine women in thirteenth- and …

… dogs in eighteenth century British art from Hogarth’s “Self Portrait” to the many family scenes of the period; and …

… left by Las donnas de Robaut (the Women of Roubaud), the self-titled beguine women in thirteenth- and …

… talk ends by considering a recent example—non-equivalent self-translations by the Puerto Rican poet Urayoán Noel—to …

… to 1492, and then traces the ways those understandings of self and other changed as a result of intercultural contact …

… 1824 correspondence that set the terms for the author’s self-purchase in Connecticut (nine years after his escape …

… perpetrator and victim takes place. The author uses close readings of the works of Avot Yeahurun, S. Yizhar, …