Michelle Dowd
“The Political Theology of Betrayal: Schmitt’s Hobbes and Hobbes’ Uzzah”: A Lecture by Dr. Feisal G. Mohamed
Morgan Hall 301 Morgan Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesFeisal Mohamed's current work focuses on seventeenth-century contributions to sovereignty as an idea and practice. This includes the persistence of theological language around the sovereign as deciding instance, and also the parceling of sovereign power in relatively autonomous bureaucracies, such as courts and corporations. As reflection and contribution to the period's political imaginary, literary texts…
Strode Lecture in the Age of Shakespeare
Morgan Hall Morgan Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesKristina Bross, Purdue University, lecture and workshop on Wednesday, November 14
Strode Guest Lecture: Dr. Kristina Bross: The 'Vertues of Chocolate'; or, A Transatlantic Tale of Gender, Commodities, and Cosmopolitanism”
Morgan Hall 301 Morgan Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesThe Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies presents “The ‘Vertues of Chocolate’; or, A Transatlantic Tale of Gender, Commodities, & Cosmopolitanism” A Lecture by Dr. Kristina Bross Purdue University Wednesday, Nov. 14 5 p.m. Morgan Hall, Room 301 Free and Open to the Public In the seventeenth-century, English promoters of chocolate described it…
Middleton & Rowley's The Changeling
Rowand-Johnson Hall Allen Bales Theatre Rowand-Johnson Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesThe Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies presents The Resurgens Theatre Company performing Middleton & Rowley's The Changeling Tuesday, February 26th @ 7:30pm Allen Bales Theatre, University of Alabama Free Admission by Online Reservation
Poet in the Making: Hester Pulter, Salvation, & Cosmology
Morgan Hall 301 Morgan Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesThe Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies presents Poet in the Making: Hester Pulter, Salvation, & Cosmology A Lecture by Dr. Wendy Wall Northwestern University Thursday, March 28th@ 5PM Morgan Hall 301 Free and Open to the Public