College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
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March 29-30
1117 University Capitol Centre
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March 14, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Iowa City Public Library, Meeting Room A
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Events
Reading and Re-Translation - an international colloquium
March 28, 2019 - 12:00am
“Reading and Re-translation" is an international and interdisciplinary colloquium dedicated to the theorization and practice of reading. With funding from an International Programs Major Projects Award, organizers and speakers from around the globe will focus on the current state of research on reading and re-translation and will generate scholarly and creative exchanges between colleagues in diverse fields in the arts, sciences, literatures, and humanities....
WorldCanvass: What's in a Word
March 28, 2019 - 5:30pm
On the next WorldCanvass, we’ll explore the act of reading and bring into focus the hidden site where social and symbolic power is enforced. We’ll also discuss how re-translations shape transnational, literary, and cultural relations and ask what arts and humanities perspectives need to be reasserted in a digitized world where algorithms increasingly read us. Join us on March 28 for WorldCanvass when the topic is “What’s in a Word? The Translator’s Challenge.” The program, which is free and...
Reading and Re-Translation - an international colloquium
March 29, 2019 - 12:00am
“Reading and Re-translation" is an international and interdisciplinary colloquium dedicated to the theorization and practice of reading. With funding from an International Programs Major Projects Award, organizers and speakers from around the globe will focus on the current state of research on reading and re-translation and will generate scholarly and creative exchanges between colleagues in diverse fields in the arts, sciences, literatures, and humanities....
Reading and Re-Translation - an international colloquium
March 30, 2019 - 12:00am
“Reading and Re-translation" is an international and interdisciplinary colloquium dedicated to the theorization and practice of reading. With funding from an International Programs Major Projects Award, organizers and speakers from around the globe will focus on the current state of research on reading and re-translation and will generate scholarly and creative exchanges between colleagues in diverse fields in the arts, sciences, literatures, and humanities....
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Why Study German?
In an increasingly globalized world, a German degree gives students access to the language, culture, and marketplace of three leading European nations: Switzerland, Austria, and Germany.
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German Iowa and the Global Midwest
Since 2014, UI students and faculty have been researching the history of German immigration to Iowa.
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Expressionist Paintings at the UI Museum of Art
The Museum of Art at the University of Iowa has strong holdings in European expressionist art of the early twentieth century. The paintings below are listed in chronological order.
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