Archive: Speakers

• Elias, Jamal: The Genealogical Prison  
• Fuhrmann, Arnika: “For Tomorrow For Tonight”  

A

• Abbate, Carolyn: In Praise of Unreal Sounds  
• Acocella, Joan: Vaslav Nijinsky and the Mad Genius Formula  
• Adler, Christopher: Sacred Music for Piano  
• Affron, Matthew: Publishing Within and Beyond the University  
• Agyeman, Julian: Beyond Green Environmentalism  
• Ahima, MD, Rexford: Origins of Obesity  
• Akhavan, Desiree: What Is Appropriate Behavior?  
• Alexander, Michelle: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness  
• Ali, Tariq: Fanaticism, Belief, Empires  
• Allen, Timothy: The Magic Circle  
• Angier, Natalie: Woman- An Intimate Geography  
• Anonymous 4: Long Time Traveling  
• Anonymous 4: Anonymous 4, with Mary Carruthers  
• Appiah, Kwame: Cosmopolitanism  
• Applebaum, Jody: Word, Image, Music  
• Applebaum, Jody: The Music of Sleep and Dreams  
• Atshan, Sa’ed: Queer in Translation  

B

• Badler, Norman: Really Virtual or Virtually Real?  
• Baird, Julianne: Origins of Musical Ornamentation  
• Balachandran, Sanchita: Divine and Ghostly Things: Debating the Care of Religious Relics at the Madras Government Museum  
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• Barber, Joseph: Use Your Voice! Self-Presentation and Connecting With Diverse Publics  
• Barchi, Robert: Managing Time: The Aesthetics and Engineering of Early Watch Design  
• Barkan, Leonard: Satyr Square  
• Bashir, Shahzad : The Genealogical Prison  
• Beavers, Herman: Acts, Facts, and Artifacts: The Stuff of Black Culture  
• Bechdel, Alison: A Conversation with Alison Bechdel  
• Bennett, Herman: Violent Means  
• Bermant, Gordon: The Psychology of Soul and Afterlife  
• Bernstein, Charles: Violence in Contemporary Art (Canceled)  
• Bernstein, Charles: PennSound Roundtable  
• Best, Stephen: New Ways of Reading  
• Black, Brian: Post-Carbon Futures in a Fact-Challenged Present  
• Blackbird, Eighth: Music for the Beginning of Time featuring George Crumb  
• Bloom, Amy: Tragedy is Easy, Comedy is Hard, and Love is Damn Near Impossible  
• Blumenthal, Eileen: Puppets: The Original Avatars  
• Boddie, Stephanie: Remaking the Seventh Ward through Digital Mapping and Storytelling  
• Bol, Peter: Mapping Cultural History, Visualizing Cultural Information  
• Boquiren, Sidney: Sacred Music for Piano  
• Boraine, Alex: Belief in Democracy  
• Botstein, Leon: Leon Botstein: Style & Meaning in Music  
• Boyer, Pascal: Culture, Creativity, and Adaptation  
• Brantz, Dorothee : Kinship Reloaded: Humans, Animals, and the Urban  
• Braverman, Louise: The Domains of Sleep  
• Brider, Tsvey : Children of the Ghetto + Black Shul  
• Brown, Bill: Re-Stuffing Theory, Re-Thinking Assemblage  
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• Brownlee, David: Philadelphia Architecture  
• Brownlee, David: Monuments and Memory  
• Bryant, Ritchie: Think Me Nuthing? Raising Awareness of the Black Deaf Community  
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• Bryda, Greg: Wölff: Art at Your Fingertips  
• Buckey, M.D., Jay: Space-Lag  
• Burke-White, William: The Humanities and The Global  
• Buruma, Ian: The Rise and Fall of European Multiculturalism  
• Bushnell, Rebecca: Human and Garden Natures  

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• Campbell, Jacquelyn: Gender-Based Violence in a Global Frame  
• Caplan, Arthur: Will the Re-Engineering of Human Beings Re-Engineer Human Nature?  
• Caplan, Jane: Flesh Made Word  
• Carreiro, Linda: Histos: Anatomical Devices and Corporeal Texts  
• Carruthers, Mary: Anonymous 4, with Mary Carruthers  
• Carson, Anne: Cassandra Float Can  
• Casañas, Betsy: Public Art  
• Castle, Terry: “No, I’m Not a Woman—I’m a Not-A-Woman”  
• Catts, Oron: Killing Flesh? Can the Semi-Living Die?  
• Causer, Tim: Crowdsourcing and the Rise of the Volunteer Humanist  
• Caws, Mary Ann: An Affair of Taste  
• Cederman, Lars-Erik: Inequality and Violence  
• Chakrabarty, Dipesh: Magic and the Problem of Belief in Subaltern History  
• Charon, MD, PhD, Rita: Storytelling and Imaging in Medical Diagnosis  
• Chattopadhyay, Swati: Urban Itineraries and Peripheral Spaces  
• Cheney, Dorothy: The Social Knowledge of Monkeys and Apes  
• Chicago, Judy: Judy Chicago: The Style of Judy Chicago  
• Chow, Rey: Documentary Realism Between Cultures  
• Clement, Tanya: Approaching the Audio Archive  
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• Cloutier, Jean-Christophe: Kerouac in Translation, Kerouac in Diaspora  
• Cloutier, Jean-Christophe: The Photographic Collaborations of Richard Wright, Ralph Ellison, and Gordon Parks  
• Cohen, Daniel: Urban Life in the Era of Climate Change  
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• Cohen, David: Hyperattention  
• Cohen, Richard: The Wandering Jew  
• Cole, Teju: Known and Strange Things  
• Coleman, Nicole: Libraries, Labs, and Classrooms  
• Conn, Peter: Bestsellers  
• Cooper, Abby: Pedagogies and Projects  
• Cordell, Ryan: Visualizing Literacy and Historical Networks with Gephi  
• Cordell, Ryan: Viral Texts and the Technologies of Authorship  
• Cornel, Tabea: Large Scale Text Analysis  
• Cort, Robert: Movies: America's Secular Religion  
• Crawford, Ilse: Design and the Stuff of Everyday Life  
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• Crosby, Christina: A Body, Undone: Living On After Great Pain  
• Crystal, David: Englishes Past, Present, and Future  

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• Daedalus Quartet: Beethoven's Opus 131  
• Daedalus Quartet: Lyricism in Babel  
• Daedalus Quartet: The Unfolding of Composition  
• Daedalus Quartet: Music from Exile  
• Danticat, Edwidge: Death, Writing, Race, and Freedom  
• Danto, Arthur: Arthur Danto: Three Brillo boxes  
• Darnton, Robert: Transgressions in Print  
• Daston, Lorraine: Nature's Revenge  
• Davenport, Christian: Indian Untouchability  
• Dawson, Ashley: Urban Life in the Era of Climate Change  
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• De Landa, Manuel: Origins of Artificial Intelligence  
• De León, Jason: “Work Is Work”: Kinship, Race, and Violence on the Human Smuggling Trail  
• Deacon, Terrence: The Non-Adaptive Origins of Language  
• Della Zazzera, Elizabeth: What I Learned at Camp  
• Díaz, Junot: On the Caribbean Periphery of American Letters  
• Dickinson, Sara: Dashkova's Grand Tour  
• Diller, Adam: Documenting Nuclear Afterlives  
• Dillon, Emma: The Look of the Voice  
• Dinges, David: Modern Humans at the Boundary of Sleep and Waking  
• Dohrmann, Natalie: Publishing Within and Beyond the University  
• Dolan, Emily: Orphic and Metamorphic  
• Doniger, Wendy: Sex and Jewelry in Cross-Cultural Mythology  
• Douglas, Ann: Kerouac in Translation, Kerouac in Diaspora  
• Doyle, Richard: Values of Color  
• Drucker, Johanna: Virtual Codex  
• Durham Peters, John: Weathering the Environments of Modernity  
• Dyson, Torkwase: Values of Color  

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• de Lauretis, Teresa: The Queerness of the Drive  

E

• Eagleman, David: The Kaledioscopic Brain of Synesthesia  
• Eck, Stephen: Will the Re-Engineering of Human Beings Re-Engineer Human Nature?  
• Edwards, Terra: Language for a Protactile World  
• Eire, Carlos: The Legacy of the Reformation after 500 Years  
• Elliott, Dyan: The Corrupter of Boys  
• Emanuel, Ezekial: The Ethics of American Health Care  
• Endersby, Jim: Darwin, Hooker, and Empire  
• Eng, David: Teaching Race: A Roundtable  
• English, James: Digital Humanities 101  
• English, James: The Digital Humanities in Research and Scholarship  
• Epstein, Helen: Politics and Pandemics  
• Epstein, Steven: Living in the Era of Sexual Health  
• Esty, Jed: The Writer's Palette  

F

• Faderman, Lillian: A 70-Year Struggle: The History of the Battle for LGBT Civil Rights  
• Farris Thompson, Robert: Belief and Beauty  
• Favro, Diane: Building a Digital Ancient Rome Bit by Byte  
• Feaster, Patrick: Approaching the Audio Archive  
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• Feierman, Steven : Medicine at the Margins  
• Fernández-Armesto, Felipe: What Is History Now?  
• Ferreira, Roquinaldo : Kinship at the Heart of Slavery  
• Filreis, Al: PennSound Roundtable  
• Finn, Robert: A Conversation with Orhan Pamuk  
• Fleetwood, Nicole: Values of Color  
• Foreman, Richard: Experimental Ontological-Hysteric Theater  
• Fornoff, Carolyn: Large Scale Text Analysis  
• Fraas, Mitch: Digital Humanities 101  
• Fraas, Mitch: The Digital Humanities in Research and Scholarship  
• Fraistat, Neil: Libraries, Labs, and Classrooms  
• Fraser, J.T.: Time Felt, Time Understood  
• Freeman, James: What is the Philadelphia Sound?  
• Fried, Michael: Jeff Wall, Wittgenstein, and the Everyday  
• Friedman, Harvey: Medicine at the Margins  
• Friedrich, Su: I Cannot Tell You How I Feel  
• Frischer, Bernard: Recovering Polychromy in the Statues of Hadrian's Villa  

G

• Gadsden, Amy: The Humanities and The Global  
• Garreau, Joel: The Santa Fe-ing of America?  
• Gazzoni, Andrea: Digital Humanities In and Beyond the Classroom  
• Gepts, Paul: The Impact of Human Travel on Agriculture  
• Geschiere, Peter: Witchcraft and Contemporary Africa  
• Gil-Riaño, Sebastián : Teaching Race: A Roundtable  
• Golden, Charles: Time Among the Maya  
• Golden, Jane: Philadelphia Mural Art  
• Golden, Jane: Public Art  
• Goldhill, Simon: A Very Queer Family Indeed  
• Goldstone, Andrew: Topic Modeling and the Sociology of Literature  
• Gordin, Michael: Speaking Utopian  
• Gotkin, Kevin: Digital Humanities Winter Institute Talk-Back and Skills Sharing Workshop  
• Gotkin, Kevin: What I Learned at Camp  
• Gottlieb, Alma: The Afterlives of Babies: A View from West Africa  
• Grafton, Anthony: Books and the Magus  
• Grafton, Anthony: The Organization Professor?  
• Grafton, Anthony: Renaissance Romans and Egyptian Obelisks  
• Greenblatt, Stephen: Cultural Mobility  
• Greenwald, Brian : Our Historical Memory: The National Deaf-Mute College and Alexander Graham Bell  
• Grey, Stuart: A History of Space Debris  
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• Griffin, Farah Jasmine: New Shades of Blue  
• Grossman, MD, EdD, Murray: Storytelling and Imaging in Medical Diagnosis  
• Gunning, Tom: The Discovery of Virtual Movement  
• Guyer, Jane: Peripheral Visions  

H

• Hahn, Steven: Before King's Dream  
• Hall, Edith: The Ancient Greeks and the Future of the Human Race  
• Hall Jamieson, Kathleen: The Deflective Power of Images in Political Ads  
• Hamelin, Marc-André : Word, Image, Music  
• Hamelin, Marc-André : The Music of Sleep and Dreams  
• Hamilton, Ann: Artist's Talk  
• Hansen, James: Can Scientists (Not) Be Activists?  
• Harkins, H. James: Sacred Music for Piano  
• Harper, Corey: Research on a Global Scale  
• Harrelson, Erin: #deaftravel: An Ethnography of Deaf Tourist Mobilities  
• Harvey, David: The End of Capitalism?  
• Hass, Larry: The Pleasures of Magic and Foolery  
• Hayles, N. Katherine: Why We Are (Still) Posthuman  
• Hayot, Eric: Peripheral Visions  
• Hendrickson, Paul: Hemingway's Boat  
• Hendrickson, Paul: Sons of Mississippi: A Story of Race and Its Legacy  
• Henner, Jon: Variability is the Spice of Life  
• Herion, Troy: Excerpts from A Period of Animate Existence  
• Hershatter, Gail : Collectivizing Kinship  
• Hill , Joseph: The Past, Present, and Future of Black ASL  
• Hillier, Amy: Public Art  
• Hillier, Amy: Remaking the Seventh Ward through Digital Mapping and Storytelling  
• Hirsch, Edward: Edward Hirsch: Styles of Love Poetry  
• Hoffmann, Roald: The Allure of Indigo  
• Hofstadter, Douglas: The Deep Interconnectedness of Human Souls  
• Hollinger, Eric: Repatriating Tribal Objects in the Digital Age  
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• Holmes, Maori: Use Your Voice! Self-Presentation and Connecting With Diverse Publics  
• Holtz, Dani: Pedagogies and Projects  
• Holzer, Jenny: Public Art  
• Holzman, Alex: Publishing for Early Career Faculty and Graduate Students  
• Hope, Jonathan: Visualizing English Print  
• Horton, Ben: Climate Wars  
• Houston, Stephen: Time Among the Maya  
• Hoyt, Eric: Variety's Transformations  
• Hudson, Andrew: Digital Humanities Research Tools  
• Hui Kyong Chun, Wendy: Segregation: The Stuff Social Media is Made Of  
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• Hunt, John: Human and Garden Natures  
• Hunter, Michael: A Chat with a Digital Sinologist  
• Hyde, Lewis: Benjamin Franklin and the Liberty to Communicate  

I

• Irvine, Dean: Modernist Commons  
• Irwin, Robert: Sinbad the Traveling Salesman  

J

• Jablonski, Nina: The Colors of Human Skin  
• Jacob, Margaret: Freemasonry  
• Jakobsen, Janet: A Body, Undone: Living On After Great Pain  
• Jamieson, Dale: Climate Change  
• Janzen, Daniel: Beautiful Science  
• Jencks, Charles: The Revenge of the Book!  
• Jenkins, Henry: Comic Books and Convergence  
• Jockers, Matthew: A Computational Morphology of Plot  
• Jones, Feminista: Talking Back: A Sex Positive Conversation about Black Female Sexuality  
• Jones, Leslie: Digital Humanities Research Tools  
• Jones, Peter Lloyd: Design and Nonlinear Systems Biology: LabStudio  
• Judson, Olivia: Time Travel Safari  

K

• Kallberg, Jeffrey: TIme's Potential  
• Kallberg, Jeffrey: The Humanities and The Global  
• Kansa, Eric: Research on a Global Scale  
• Kassabian, Deke: The Magic Circle  
• Kauffman, Stuart: Reinventing the Sacred  
• Kearns, Michael: Social Networks and Strategic Behavior  
• Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Barbara: Old Histories, New Itineraries  
• Klein, Lauren: Data Visualisation in Research and in Teaching  
• Knapp, Christine : Post-Carbon Futures in a Fact-Challenged Present  
• Kotlova, Sarah: The Future of Digital  
• Kunzel, Regina: In Treatment: Psychiatry and the Archives of Modern Sexuality  
• Kusukawa, Sachiko: Copying as Translation: Direct Observation vs. Copied Scientific Illustrations  

L

• Labov, William: Language Change in America  
• LaDue, Emily: Digital Humanities Winter Institute Talk-Back and Skills Sharing Workshop  
• LaDuke, Winona: Endangered Native Languages, Lands, and Natural Resources  
• Landes, David: Revolution in Time  
• Lear, Jonathan: Subjectivity, Irony and Belief  
• Lear, Jonathan: Psychoanalysis and the I-Thou Relation  
• Lear, Jonathan: The Ethics of Dream Interpretation  
• Lehmann, Chris: A Rebirth of Literatures  
• Lemieux, Jamilah: Talking Back: A Sex Positive Conversation about Black Female Sexuality  
• Lesser, Zachary: Shakespeare's Sherlock  
• Leventhal, Richard: Ancient Maya Through U.S. Eyes  
• Levin, Janna: Origin of the Universe  
• Lewontin, Richard: Should People Believe What Scientists Say?  
• Lien, Mimi: Excerpts from A Period of Animate Existence  
• Lindee, Susan : Teaching Race: A Roundtable  
• Liu, Alan: Three Key Digital Humanities Trends  
• Livingston, Julie: Medicine at the Margins  
• Livingstone, Margaret: What Art Can Tell Us About How We See  
• Llosa, Mario: Public Reading and Interview  
• Loomba, Ania: The Violence of Gandhi's Non-Violence  
• Lopate, Phillip: Phillip Lopate: Style in Personal Writing  
• Lorenz, Angela: Victorious Secret  
• Lorenz, Angela: Entertaining Notions of Elite Ideals for Women, 300 A.D.  
• Love, Heather: New Ways of Reading  
• Lu, Sidney: What I Learned at Camp  
• Lubin, Joan: Digital Humanities In and Beyond the Classroom  
• Lui, Deb: Digital Humanities Winter Institute Talk-Back and Skills Sharing Workshop  
• Lum, Ken: Monuments and Memory  
• Lyons, Kristina: Publishing Within and Beyond the University  

M

• Machover, Tod: Music, Mastery, and Memory  
• Maeda, John: Search for Simplicity in an Over-Teched World  
• Mair, Victor: The East Asian Heartland and its Bronze Age Connections  
• Maney, Bret: Text Analysis Using R and Digital Editions  
• Mann, Michael: Climate Wars  
• Marcus, Millicent: What Lies Hidden Beneath the "Blah Blah Blah"  
• Marcus, Sharon: New Ways of Reading  
• Markey, Erin: Erin Markey: Boner Killer  
• Marquez, René: Peripheral Visions  
• Martinez, Ernel: Public Art  
• Massiah, Louis: Mother of George  
• Matthen, Mohan: Values of Color  
• McClusky, Pamela: Wild Yam Dreaming  
• McDaniel, Justin : Living Deliberately in the 21st Century  
• McDaniel, Justin : The Stuff of Buddhist Leisure  
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• Meeks, Elijah: Mapping Cultural History, Visualizing Cultural Information  
• Menand, Louis: The Cat in the Hat  
• Menecal, María: Three Cultures or One?  
• Meyer, Steven: Waking Dreaming  
• Miles, Jack: How Many Scriptures Became One Bible  
• Miller, M.D., Bruce: Portraits of Artists  
• Millet, Lydia: Environmental Science and the Post-Apocalyptic Novel  
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• Mitchell, Billy *Mr. Apollo*: Backstage at the Apollo  
• Mnookin, Jennifer : Envisioning Evidence  
• Morse, Stephen: To Sleep, Perchance to Kill  
• Mostern, Ruth: Mapping Cultural History, Visualizing Cultural Information  
• Mueller, Jan-Werner: Democracy After Populism  
• Murray, Joseph: Being Global: Transnational Spheres of Deaf People  
• Murray, Joseph: Our Historical Memory: The National Deaf-Mute College and Alexander Graham Bell  
• Mustazza, Chris: PennSound Roundtable  

N

• Nadasen, Premilla : Rethinking Care Work  
• Najmabadi, Afsaneh: The Kin Who Count, and Those in the Shadows...  
• Nakamura, Lisa: Griefing Culture and Incivility on the Internet  
• Narmour, Eugene: TIme's Potential  
• Nehamas, Alexander: Has Anything Changed Since the Time of Plato?  
• Newberg, MD, Andrew: Why God Won't Go Away  
• Nirenberg, David: Scriptural Conflict, Scriptural Change  
• Nizaruddin, Fathima : Documenting Nuclear Afterlives  
• Nornes, Markus: Second Thoughts on "Abusive Subtitling"  
• Nussbaum, Martha : Gender Justice, Human Rights, and Human Capabilities  

O

• O'Brien, Geoffrey: Kerouac in Translation, Kerouac in Diaspora  
• Ollman, John: Philadelphia Self-Taught Art  
• Otis, Laura: Reconnecting Visual and Verbal Thinking  

P

• Pagels, Elaine: Original Sin  
• Pamuk, Orhan: A Conversation with Orhan Pamuk  
• Patterson, Annabel: The Man Who Loved Books But Couldn't Afford Them  
• Pecora, Vincent: "An Idea Like a Butterfly"  
• Peoples, Dottie: Penn Presents Gospel with Dottie Peoples  
• Phillips, Caryl: Border Crossings  
• Pingree, David: Destiny and Design: Perceptions and Uses of Time in South Asia  
• Pinker, Steven: How the Mind Works  
• Pitkin, Emil: R Bootcamp  
• Pittman, Holly: Death, Burial, and the Afterlife in Early Mesopotamia  
• Poggi, Chrstine: TIme's Potential  
• Pollack, Barbara: The Family of Men  
• Poses, Steve: Philadelphia Cuisine  
• Powell, Timothy: Digital Humanities and Community Outreach  
• Price, Katie: The Digital Humanities in Research and Scholarship  
• Price, Katie: Text Analysis Using R and Digital Editions  

Q

• Quigley, John : Post-Carbon Futures in a Fact-Challenged Present  

R

• Ramsey, Guy: What is the Philadelphia Sound?  
• Rashid, Karim: Karim Rashid: Design and Desire  
• Rawson, Katie: Building Your Online Presence  
• Ray, Krishnendu: Colorful Food  
• Redrobe, Karen: The Humanities and The Global  
• Reicher, Harry: Holocaust-Era Testimony  
• Reichman, Ravit: Violent Means  
• Reid, Alastair: Mysteries of Translation  
• Restall, Matthew: Time Among the Maya  
• Richardson, Sarah: Sex, Gender, and the Human Genome  
• Richter, Daniel: The Historical Novel  
• Riley, Boots: Revolution is the Solution  
• Roberts, Dorothy: What’s So Dangerous About Black Women’s Sexuality?  
• Roberts, Dorothy: Liberating Sexuality: Starting with Black Women  
• Roberts, Dorothy: Violent Means  
• Robertson, Stephen: Behind the Scenes at Digital Harlem  
• Robinson, Martin: Puppets: The Original Avatars  
• Rose, C. Brian: Past Imperfect: Archaeology and War in Iraq and Afganistan  
• Rosekind, Mark: Eyes Wide Open  
• Rosenfeld, Sophia: Conspiracies and Common Sense: From Founding to the Trump Era  
• Rosenfeld, Sophia: Publishing Within and Beyond the University  
• Rosenthal, Sandra: Scientific Time and Temporal Experience  
• Ross, Gary: Cut To: Subjectivity, Time, and the Movies  
• Rothenberg, Dan : Excerpts from A Period of Animate Existence  
• Roy, Deboleena: Molecular Feminisms and Biophilosophies of Becoming  
• Rozin, Elizabeth: Philadelphia Cuisine  
• Rozin, Paul: The Psychology of Soul and Afterlife  
• Ruderman, David: Reading the Bible  
• Rudersdorf, Amy: Research on a Global Scale  
• Rushdie, Salman: Step Across This Line  

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• Saberi, MD, MPH, Pouné : Post-Carbon Futures in a Fact-Challenged Present  
• Sabin, Jenny: Design and Nonlinear Systems Biology: LabStudio  
• Said, Edward: Reflections on Late Style  
• Salamon, Gayle: "If something wasn't done soon": The Murder of Larry King  
• Santomero, Anthony: Great Expectations  
• Saval, Nikil: A Rebirth of Literatures  
• Savcı, Evren: Queer in Translation  
• Scassellati, Brian: Social Robots and the Study of Human Behavior  
• Schaffner, Ingrid: Dali's Dream of Venus  
• Schatz, Anna: What I Learned at Camp  
• Schiffrin, André: The Business of Books and the World of Publishing  
• Schor, Hilary: Curious Subjects  
• Schreiber, Elliott: The Virtue of Play: Games and Stories for Children in the German Enlightenment  
• Schwartz, H.: Measuring Well-Being Using Social Media  
• Schwartz, Peter: Where Did the Villain Get His Mustache? An Excavation  
• Schwartz, Vanessa: Picturing the News, in Color  
• Semmel, Stuart : Mass Observation and the Solo Artist  
• Seyfarth, Robert: The Social Knowledge of Monkeys and Apes  
• Shafrir, Doree: The Future of Digital  
• Shamsie, Kamila: Who Belongs at Home?  
• Sherry, Vincent: Modernism and the Reinvention of Decadence  
• Shull, Brigitte : Publishing for Early Career Faculty and Graduate Students  
• Singerman, Jerome: Publishing for Early Career Authors  
• Singerman, Jerry: Publishing for Early Career Authors  
• Singerman, Jerry: Publishing for Early Career Authors  
• Singh, Amardeep: Known and Strange Things  
• Slovic, David: Philadelphia Urban Design  
• Smith, Caleb: Violent Means  
• Smith, Kiki: An Artist's Sources  
• Smith, Patti: Patti Smith: Words and Music  
• Smith, Tracy: "Why Poetry? Why now?"  
• Smith, Zadie: The Writer's Palette  
• Smythe, Robert: Puppets: The Original Avatars  
• Solanki, Tanvi: Aural Philology: Listening, Reading, and Cultural Difference in Eighteenth-Century Germany  
• Solnit, Rebecca: Art, Disaster, Utopia  
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• Spellberg, Denise: Islam and the Founders: Documenting Shared Spaces  
• Spencer, Quayshawn : Teaching Race: A Roundtable  
• Spergel, David: The Edges of the Visible Universe  
• Spiegelman, Art: Comix 101  
• Stallybrass, Peter: Reading the Bible  
• Stallybrass, Peter: The Sociable Bed  
• Stansell, Chrstine: Dreams from/Dreams of the Nineteenth Century  
• Steiner, Wendy: The Real Real Thing  
• Steiner, Wendy: Adam's Dream  
• Steketee, Gail: Buried in Treasures: When Stuff Takes Over  
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• Sterling, Marvin: Japanese Reggae  
• Stevens, Rosemary: TIme's Potential  
• Stewart, Susan: TIme's Potential  
• Stickgold, Robert: Sleep, Memory, and Dreams  
• Stones, Alison: Travel and the Santiago Pilgrimage  
• Struck, Peter: Presto, Changeo!  
• Strumpf, Neville: TIme's Potential  
• Summers, MD, Richard: Flesh, Fantasy, and Bandwidth  
• Swan, Claudia: Counterfeit Chimeras  
• Sweeney, Mary: Cutting Cinematic Dreams  
• Swift, Isabel: The Substance of Romance  
• Swoon: Down the Mississippi  

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• Tenner, Edward: Virtually Immortal  
• The Clerks Group: Singing from the Source  
• Thomas, Deborah: Archiving State Violence  
• Thomas, Douglas: Technology Outlaws and the Morality of Play  
• Thomas, George: Philadelphia Architecture  
• Thubron, Colin: Traveling the Silk Road Today  
• Thubron, Colin: Shadow of the Silk Road  
• Tietchen, Todd: Kerouac in Translation, Kerouac in Diaspora  
• Tillet, Salamishah: Ghosts, Zombies, and the Afterlives of Slavery  
• Tillet, Salamishah: Mother of George  
• Tinney, Steve: When Speech was Nails  
• Tomlinson, Gary: 1,000,000 Years of Music  
• Tomlinson-Clarke, Saundra: Remaking the Seventh Ward through Digital Mapping and Storytelling  
• Tresch, John: Orphic and Metamorphic  
• Tresch, John: Beautiful Science  
• Trettien, Whitney: Building Your Online Presence  
• Trimpop, Thorsten: Documenting Nuclear Afterlives  
• Trojanowski, John: TIme's Potential  

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• Ungar, Lyle: Measuring Well-Being Using Social Media  
• Unsworth, John: Libraries, Labs, and Classrooms  

V

• Vaidhyanathan, Siva: Googlization of Everything  
• Varnelis, Kazys: Peripheral Visions  
• Vershbow, Ben: Crowdsourcing and the Rise of the Volunteer Humanist  
• Vollman, William: The Historical Novel  

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• von Baeyer, Hans: That Relentless Whirligig: What Physics Tells us about Time  

W

• Wahlert, Lance: Living in the Era of Sexual Health  
• Walker, Kara: Violence in Contemporary Art (Canceled)  
• Wallerstein, Immanuel: Cores and Peripheries in the 21st Century  
• Weber, Caroline: Style and the Fashioning of the Body  
• Weber, Sue: Use Your Voice! Self-Presentation and Connecting With Diverse Publics  
• Weiner, Jonathan: Time: The View from Darwin's Islands and Benzer's Bottles  
• Welch, James: The Historical Novel  
• Wells, Spencer: Changing Places, Changing Faces  
• Wendt, Henry: Mapping the West Coast of North America  
• Weschler, Lawrence: All That is Solid  
• White, Clayton: Penn Presents Gospel with Dottie Peoples  
• White, Patricia: What Is Appropriate Behavior?  
• White, Randall: Evolution of Human Symbolism  
• Whitehead, Colson: Ghosts, Zombies, and the Afterlives of Slavery  
• Wilkinson, Erin: Lexical Processing in ASL-English Bilinguals  
• Wilson, Elizabeth: Feminist Darwin  
• Wilson, Emily : Who Belongs at Home?  
• Wind, Yoram (Jerry): Brand Names and Logos  
• Woal, Linda: Philadelphia Textiles  
• Wolfe, Jen: Crowdsourcing and the Rise of the Volunteer Humanist  
• Wood, Allen: The Duty to Believe According to the Evidence  
• Wurgaft, Benjamin: Cultured Meat and Three Futures for Flesh  

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• Yang, Chi-ming: The Lady and Her Monkey  
• Yang, Shu: Beautiful Science  
• Young, Bradford: Mother of George  
• Young, Calvin: Seek the World  
• Young, Kevin: Acts, Facts, and Artifacts: The Stuff of Black Culture  
• Young-Bruehl, Elisabeth: Are Human Beings by Nature Bisexual?  

Z

• Zambon, Kate : Digital Humanities Winter Institute Talk-Back and Skills Sharing Workshop  

Ž

• Žižek, Slavoj: Are Catastrophes Virtual?