Central Eurasian Studies Committee 2013 Lecture Series

Friday, February 15, 2013 to Friday, May 31, 2013

Sponsored by CESC, CEERES, CASS, CMES and CIS. Free and open to the public. If you require assistance in order to attend this event please write to ceeres@uchicago.edu

 

Central Eurasian Studies Committee
2013 Lecture Series

 

For more information visit centralasia.uchicago.edu

 

 


Feb 15    
Stuart 102   
4pm 

Ryan Perkins 
Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Chicago Department of South Asian Languages and Civilizations

 

Honor Killings, Cultural Tropes and the Question of Afghan Historical Agency

 


Feb 18   
Classics 110   
1pm    

Douglas Northrop   
Associate Professor of Modern Central Asian studies, University of Michigan

 

Earthquakes and Empire in Eurasia

 


Feb 22  
Stuart 102
4pm

 John Woods   
Professor of Iranian and Central Asian History and of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, UChicago
    

Framing the Timurid Aristocratic Order

 


Mar 8          
Franke Institute   
4pm  

Heather Sonntag

CREECA Fellow, University of Wisconsin-Madison

 

The Visual Contest for Colonizing Central Asia: Russian Photography, Album Mania and Territorializing Turkestan     

 


*Rescheduled--check back for new date and time*   
Stuart 102  
4pm    

Kagan Arik   

Ayasli Lecturer in Turkish, UChicago

 

Some Pre-Islamic Elements in the Daily Life of Nomadic Kazaks            

 


May 17  
Stuart 102  
4pm

Uli Schamiloglu   
Professor of Languages and Cultures of Asia, University of Wisconsin-Madison
   
The Black Death and Religiosity in the Muslim Turkic World (14th-15th Centuries)

 


May 24  
Stuart 102  
4pm    

 

Marianne Kamp   
Associate Professor of History (Modern Middle East, Modern Central Asia and the Soviet Union), University of Wyoming

 

Sharia, Socialism, and Rights: The 1917 Debate in the Muslim Women’s Association, Kazan

 


May 31   
Stuart 102   
4pm

 

Thibaut d’Hubert   
Assistant Professor of South Asian Languages and Civilizations, UChicago

 

Jami, Education and the Formation of South Asian Curricula