The Future of Reenactment: A Debate About the Significance and Potential of Reenactment as a Cultural Practice
Date: April 20, 2017
-April 21, 2017
Time: 6:00pm
- 7:00pm
Location: East Duke Parlors
-
Latest Blogs
-
Latest Papers
-
Latest Media
-
Tweets
-
Keywords
activism,
Aesthetics Now,
african american studies,
african studies,
alt-ac(tivism),
anthropocene,
archives,
blackness,
black outdoors,
breath body voice conference,
bruno latour,
climate change,
concepts/figures/art forms seminars,
cultural anthropology,
democracy,
department partnerships,
Departments,
Digital Futures,
digital humanities,
duke global health,
Duke Health,
Duke University,
environment,
global & emerging humanities working groups,
global and emerging humanities working groups,
global Asian health humanities,
global blackness,
graduate students,
health/medical humanities,
health humanities,
humanities,
inter-departmental seminars,
literature,
medical humanities,
medicine,
performance,
politics,
public humanities,
race,
Religion,
social justice,
sound studies,
theory,
utopia,
water
