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Upcoming Events
There will be a performance of Troades (The Trojan Women) by Seneca in the original Latin on Sunday, April 21, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. in the Rhodes-Rawlings...
In What Is Real? (2018), Giorgio Agamben identifies probability as “a special art” which does not aim to “know reality,” but only “intervene in it in order...
There will be a performance of Troades (The Trojan Women) by Seneca in the original Latin on Wednesday, April 24, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. in the Rhodes-Rawlings...
Odyssey in Ithaca” is a day-long public reading of the entirety of Homer’s Odyssey in a new English translation by Emily Wilson, the first by a woman. The...
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Zhaoxing Xu left a positive review 3/18/2019
Fantastic!
Bella DiFranzo left a positive review 3/18/2019
It was a truly great talk on all the complexities of translation as an act and how it is influenced by historical and cultural power dynamics.
Margaret Nichols posted a photo 11/1/2018
Alison Sin left a positive review 10/11/2018
insightful!
Karen Husick left a review 10/9/2018
Seemed very short, not staff specific. We all know that if it weren't for the students, there would be no staff. It would be nice to hear what our organization is doing for staff.
I think that Cornell as a whole needs to really think about that question that was asked about analytical employees. Do some research and see what the global community is talking about when it comes to technology advances and helping your staff keep up. Cornell is being left in the dust on a lot of topics. Try looking into the company 'A Great Place to Work'. You might learn something about how to keep your worker bees happy.
She seemed in a hurry to get out of there.
Margaret Nichols posted a photo 10/2/2018
Claire Swensen posted a photo 8/30/2018
Matthew Anticoli left a positive review 3/12/2018
Crosby was an engaging and powerful speaker. I hope she returns soon!
Craig Wiggers left a positive review 10/10/2017
I walked away from President Pollack's address with enthusiasm and excitement about her leadership for Cornell. I was specifically happy to hear that progress is being made with the President's Task Force addressing bigotry and intolerance. President Pollack came across as a leader who will inspire those around her and she certainly inspired me to take care of my staff and responsibilities - exciting times for Cornell!
Amala Lane left a positive review 3/18/2019
Disclaimer: My department i.e. East Asia Program organized this event. So I'm biased. But I really enjoyed Ken Liu's engaging style and insightful presentation on translation, Chinese science fiction and the power dynamics between Chinese and western sci-fi fantasy. His talk reveals the microagressions that abound in literature and in reaction to literature.