The Ancient Societies and Law, Culture, and Society Workshops invite you to join us for an informal lunch with Jean-Jacques Aubert of tthe Universite de Neuchatel, Institut D’histoire.
Tuesday 24 January
12:00 p.m.
Classics Lounge (Classics 25D)
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinators.
We are pleased to announce that we will be holding a joint session with the Ancient Societies Workshop to discuss a paper by Jean-Jacques Aubert of the Universite de Neuchatel, Institut D’histoire.
Roman Business Law
Tuesday, 24 January
3:30 p.m.
Classics 21
For a copy of the paper please e-mail the presenter at jean-jacques.aubert@unine.ch
A reception will follow this workshop event in Classics 21.
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinators.
We are pleased to announce that we will be discussing a paper by Rachel Jean-Baptiste of The University of Chicago, Department of History.
“Faire Bon Ami” (To Be Good Friends): Sex, Instrumentality, Pleasure, and Punishment
Wednesday, 11 January
5:00 p.m.
John Hope Franklin Room (Social Science 224)
For a copy of the paper e-mail Rachel Jean-Baptiste at rjeanbaptiste@uchicago.edu.
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinators.
We are pleased to announce that we will be discussing a paper by Peter Lido of The University of Chicago, Department of English Language and Literature.
Fantasies of Formalism:Gay Civil Rights, Historical Interpretation, and Legal Formalist Thought in Melville’s Billy Budd
Wednesday, 30 November
5:00 p.m.
John Hope Franklin Room (Social Science 224)
For a copy of the paper please contact the presenter.
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinators.
We are pleased to announce that we will be discussing a book chapter by Kris Peterson of the University of California at Irvine, Department of Anthropology. This is a joint session with the Medicine, Body, and Practice Workshop.
On the Monopoly: Infrastructure, Drug Markets, and Intellectual Property in Nigeria
Tuesday, 8 November
4:30 p.m.
Haskell 101
(Please note the earlier start time to this event as well as the different day and location).
For a copy of the paper please e-mail the workshop coordinator at jacevedo@uchicago.edu
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinators.
We will be discussing a dissertation proposal by Lee Cabatingan, of The University of Chicago, Department of Anthropology.
Cuban Disjunctures: Socialist Law in a Post-Soviet Society.
Wednesday, 19 October
at 5:00 p.m.
in The John Hope Franklin Room
(Social Science 224)
For a copy of the paper e-mail the presenter at leecab@gmail.com
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinators.
We will be discussing a book chapter draft by Katharine E. Maus, of the University of Virginia, Department of English.
The Properties of Friendship in the Merchant of Venice.
Monday, 3 October
at 5:00 p.m.
in Rosenwald 405
Please note the different day and location for this event.
For a copy of the paper please e-mail the presenter at kem6v@virginia.edu.
This is a joint session with the Renaissance Workshop, Early Modern Workshop, and the Nicholson Center for British Studies. Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinator.
We will be discussing a dissertation chapter by Carly Schuster, The University of Chicago, Department of Anthropology
On owing: defaulting debtors, social ties and legal demands in Paraguayan microfinance
May 11
5:00 p.m.
Social Science 401
For a copy of the paper please contact the presenter at carlys@uchicago.edu.
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinator.
We will be discussing a dissertation chapter by Darryl Heller, The University of Chicago, Department of History
Race and the Obligations of Common Carriers: Desegregating Horsecars in Antebellum New York, 1840-1881
April 6
5:00 p.m.
Social Science 401
For a copy of the paper contact the presenter.
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinator.
We will be discussing a dissertation chapter by Benjamin Schonthal, The University of Chicago, History of Religions
Religious Freedom at Empire’s End: Colonialism, Constitutionalism and the Regulation of Religion in late colonial Ceylon
March 16
5:00 p.m.
The John Hope Franklin Room
(Social Science 224)
For a copy of the paper please e-mail the presenter.
Anyone requiring assistance or with questions should contact the workshop coordinator.
