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Esra Akcan, Abolish Human bans poster with book cover

Esra Akcan, Abolish Human Bans: Intertwined Histories of Architecture 4.20

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Maria Gonzales Pendas, Holy Modern, March 30, 2022, 4:45pm

María González Pendás, Holy Modern: New Conversation

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Monday, March 21, 2022, 4:45 – 6:15 p.m. A.D. White House, Guerlac Room 27 East Avenue, Central Campus, Cornell University In-person event free and open to the Cornell community.

Jean Khalfa, Fanon, Phenomenology and Psychiatry 3.21

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Empire's Province Into National City: Architecture and the Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire 3.14 – 15

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Darren Byler, Terror Capitalism Book Talk 3.2

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Film screening of We Love We Self Up Here, a documentary short by Kannan Arunasalam, Tao DuFour, and Natalie Melas, as well as a panel discussion with Jeremy Foster, Viranjini Munasinghe and David Scott (remotely) Friday, November 12, 2021 at Milstein Hal

We Love We Self Up Here, film screening, 11.12, 5:15pm

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ICM Global South Translation Symposium: Theory and Practice Global South Translation Symposium: Theory and Practice October 26, 2021 11:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. ET Registration is required for this online event. Please register here: https://cornell.zoom

ICM Global South Translation Symposium: Theory and Practice

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“Beyond Settlers and Natives: South Africa and Palestine in Comparison," Loubna Qutami and Virginia Tilley

Loubna Qutami and Virginia Tilley, Beyond Settlers and Natives: South Africa and Palestine in Comparison 11.18.21

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Noura Erakat, Palestine: Settler Colonialism and Apartheid

Noura Erakat, “Palestine: Settler Colonialism, Sovereignty and Apartheid”

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image of book cover Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the arts

Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the arts, Wednesday, September 15, 12pm ET

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Parisa Vaziri, Assistant Professor, Comparative Literature and Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University "The Turmoil of Facts: Racial Blackness, Zār and Indian Ocean Slavery” Thursday, October 14, 4:45pm

Parisa Vaziri, "The Turmoil of Facts: Racial Blackness, Zār and Indian Ocean Slavery” Thursday,

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Maryam Wasif Khan, Who Is a Muslim? poster image with book cover

Maryam Wasif Khan, "Who Is a Muslim? Orientalism and Literary Populisms"

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