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A talk by translator Michael Moore on the occasion of his recent translation of Alessandro Manzoni’s The Betrothed

A talk by translator Michael Moore on the occasion of his recent translation of Alessandro Manzoni’s The Betrothed, followed by a conversation with Professors Giancarlo Tursi and Claudio Fogu. 

Graduate Seminar on Artificial Intelligence, Spring 2023 Thurs. 2-5pm

Professor Fabian Offert is offering a graduate seminar on Artificial Intelligence in the Spring of 2023. This lecture offeres perspectives from Critical Therory, Media Studies, Visual Studies, and Art and History on Visual Artificial Intelligence.

UCSB Comp Lit. graduate student, Wendy Sun, has accepted a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of German Studies at Grinnel College!

One of UCSB's Comparative Literature graduate students, Wendy Sun, has accepted a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of German Studies at Grinnell College!

Arpi Movsesian (PhD, 2022) has accepted a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Slavic Studies at Notre-Dame University, after one year as Lecturer at Rutgers University's Program in Russian and East European Languages and Literatures!

Arpi Movsesian (PhD, 2022) has accepted a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Slavic Studies at Notre-Dame University, after one year as Lecturer at Rutgers University's Program in Russian and East European Languages and Literatures!

Film screening at Carsey-Wolf, March 14

On March 14th, Carsey-Wold will be holding a screening of the film, Our River...Our Sky, followed by a conversation between Prof.Mona Damluji and the director Maysoon Pachachi.

UCLA Professor, Efrain Kristal, holds a lecture in Phelps Hall on March 13

Disguished UCLA Professor, Efrain Kistal, will be hosting a lecture, "War and Translation in Jorge Luis Borges," in Phelps Hall 1508 on March 13th. This lecture is co-sponsered by The Department of Spanish and Portuguese, the Comparative Literature Program, and the Lating American and Iberian Studies Program

New Graduate Seminar: "Hannah Arendt: Crises of the Republic: Imperialism, Racism, Fascism"

In the Winter of 2023, a new Graduate Seminar course will be offered to UCSB graduate students, lead by Professor Elisabeth Weber! Click for more information on the course and when it will be offered.

Comp Lit grad Student, Margarita Delcheva, Writes New Article

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Margarita Delcheva recently posts new article on UCSB's Open access website, escholarship: "The Original – 'Again'. Historical and Contemporary Strategies for Writing and Re/Constructing Dance"