Event Descriptions

Friday, February 22 at 7:30pm
The French Interdisciplinary Group for the 17th Century Studies presents
the
Concert for the Animals to Benefit Farm Sanctuary

Vocal and Instrumental Works about Animals from the Renaissance through
the 20th Century

Elabash Recital Hall

Click here to view the concert program.

Friday, February 29 at 2:00--4:30
The Culture of Appearances in Medieval and Renaissance Europe

Moderator: Professor Glenn Burger, Theatre, English and Medieval Studies

Francesca Sautman, "Hidden in Plain Sight: Women and Veiling in Late
Medieval France"

Martin Elsky, "The Eroticized House and the Renaissance Invention of the
Private Room"

Eugenia Paulicelli, "The Fashioned Self: Public and Private Spaces in
Giacomo Franco's Costume Book (Venice, 1600)"

Cosponsors: Fashion Studies Forum, Medieval and Renaissance Certificate
Programs, English, French, Psychology and Women's Studies

Room 9204

Thursday, March 6 at 4pm-6pm
 The French PhD Department is pleased to present

Language Teaching as a Professional
Activity: Lessons from the 'Proficiency Movement'

with Professor Eckhard Kuhn-Osius
German Department
Hunter College, CUNY

and Professor Maria-Luisa Ruiz
Languages, Literature, & Philosophy
Medgar Evers College, CUNY


This is the seventh event in our Language Pedagogy Series.



French Department Lounge Room 4202

Poet, novelist, playwright, philosopher of aesthetics and poetics,
theoretician of Creolisation and of the All-World in the face of
globalization, Nobel Prize nominee, Edouard Glissant is Distinguished
Professor of French at The Graduate Center, City University of New York


Martin Segal Theatre