The Center for the Humanities at Tufts fosters interdisciplinary humanities work in comparative literature, comparative religion, world history, philosophy, anthropology, and the arts, to innovate new research and reflection.
The Center hosts public lectures, seminars, conferences and colloquia by visiting artists, writers, and scholars, and brings together faculty, postdoctoral, and dissertation fellows. Fellows participate in a research seminar and attend monthly public events with distinguished visiting scholars.
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Faculty Book Talk: Settler Militarism, with Juliet Nebolon, Trinity College, 2/3
Join us on February 3 for a conversation with special guest Juliet Nebolon, Trinity College, regarding her newest book, Settler Militarism: World War II in Hawai'i and the Making of US Empire.
February 03 | 1:30 pm ET
Postdoctoral Fellow Presentation with Claire Litt, "The Princess and the Pawned Jewels: Financing War and the Marriage of Christine of Lorraine and Ferdinando I," 2/5
Join us on February 5 for a presentation by Claire Litt, entitled "The Princess and the Pawned Jewels: Financing War and the Marriage of Christine of Lorraine and Ferdinando I."
February 05 | 4:00 pm ET
Film Screening + Panel: ADMISSIONS GRANTED, 2/6
The Center for the Humanities, the Department of Sociology, and Tisch Library invite you to a special film screening of Admissions Granted, followed by a discussion with Miao Wang and Hao Wu, the filmmakers.
February 06 | 6:00 pm ET
