L. Maria Bo, “Writing on Water: Cold War Literary Translations and the Chinese Diaspora,” in conversation with Vaughn Rasberry
Tuesday, November 10, noon–1:15pm
During the Cold War, the ideological struggle to win the hearts and minds of the Chinese took place on the pages of literary texts. A battle of the books between Washington D.C. and Beijing mobilized entire networks of U.S. Foreign…
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- Schneider Sustainable Energy Fellowships Info Session #1Tuesday, November 10, noon–1pm · Haas Center for Public Service, DK Room
- Tangling the Digital: Weaving, Printmaking, ComputingTuesday, November 10, 1pm–5pm · McMurtry Building, Coulter Art Gallery
- Green Library Book Display: Witches and WitchcraftTuesday, November 10, 1pm–2pm · Hohbach Hall
- Touch Me Not: 12th Annual Undergraduate Juried ExhibitionTuesday, November 10, 1pm–5pm · Art Gallery