From Revolution to Catastrophe: In the Trap of Empire
Philosopher, art theorist, and poet Keti Chukhrov speaks on the pathologies of post-Soviet subjectivity in this year's Dr. S.T. Lee Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities, followed by a conversation with Kevin M.F. Platt, Professor of Russian and East European Studies. (Nov 29, 5:30–7:00pm; Watch livestream)
Join us as we explore the tipping points in the cycle of calm and chaos, order and unrest, stability and change. Programs for students, faculty, and community.
The Wolf Humanities Center and 2022–23 Wolf Undergradaute Research Fellow Roseline Gray, C’23, are featured in the latest edition of Inspiring Impact Magazine.
Call for Applications: Faculty and Student Research Fellowships, 2024–25
Fellowships on the research topic of Keywords are available to Penn and regional faculty and Penn doctoral and undergraduate students. Apply by March 20, 2024.
Call for Applications: Graduate Research Assistant, 2024–25
A part-time position providing full support and a stipend is available for a dissertation-level student in the humanities conducting research on the topic of Keywords. Apply by March 20, 2024.
Call for Applications: Manuscript Workshops
SAS faculty in the humanities who are preparing to publish an in-process book are invited to apply for a Manuscript Workshop to be hosted during the 2024–25 academic year.
Spring 2024 Courses on Revolution
This spring, our Mellon Postdoctoral Fellows will teach courses on our 2023–2024 research topic, Revolution.
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Humanities Against Discrimination Funding
The Wolf Humanities Center provides up to $1500 to support anti-discriminatory humanities education at Penn, including – but not limited to – reading groups, visiting speakers, exhibitions, and scholarly projects.
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December 8Muddy Waters: Reimagining Futures in Wet Asia
Nikhil Anand, Prasenjit Duara, Maira Hayat, Marvi Mazhar -
