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Oct25

Princeton-University of Tokyo Dialogue Series: Perspectives on Society After COVID-19

Tokyo College YouTube Channel

Oct25

Translating Between Modalities: The Case Study of American Sign Language and English

Amelia Becker, PU Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities and Program in Linguistics

12:30pm - 1:30pm | Virtual Lecture - Conducted in English

Oct26

O Que Precisávamos Ver: A Conversation with Itamar Vieira Jr.

Itamar Vieira Jr., Brazilian writer

3:00pm - 4:30pm | YouTube

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On Wednesday, September 29, Dmytro Shymkiv, former vice Chairman of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine and former CEO of Microsoft Ukraine, and Peter Pomerantsev, senior fellow at Johns Hopkins University and the author of “Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible” and “This Is Not Propaganda,” Russian cyberwarfare and methods used to spread misinformation in Ukraine.

Thursday October 21

Panel discusses role of Russian disinformation and propaganda in Ukraine-U.S. relations

Tuesday October 12

Brunnermeier and James discuss the outcome of the German federal election

Two details of illustrated manuscripts from the “Täˀammərä Maryam,” a compilation text of miracle stories written about the Virgin Mary in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Egypt, and preserved in Gəˁəz (classical Ethiopic) between 1300 and the present. Photos courtesy of Princeton University Library

Friday August 20

African Digital Humanities Project at Princeton awarded over $600,000 in two NEH grants

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