The Department III Colloquia are regular meetings for the department members to discuss our work in progress, to comment, and to help each other in our writing process. The format is a discussion of a pre-circulated paper, led by an introductory comment by an external discussant.
Fusion of two images: "Dyers scraping stenciled fabrics," figure 235, Hommel & Mercer, China at Work 1937, and "Indian indigo-dye worker," photo A. Mamidipudi, 2017.
Organizer: Lisa Onaga and Tamar Novick
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2018
Horny Substances and Medical Properties: The Nail of the Great Beast MPIWG Room 265
MoreThe Art of Judgment in Wetlands: Landscape Ethics, Aesthetics, and Science in Nature Conservation MPIWG Room 265
MoreWomen, Race, and Medicine: Black Midwives in Early 19th-century Ottoman Egypt MPIWG Room 265
MoreDocumenting Impermanence: Five Centuries of Mapping Transient Fishing Stations in Newfoundland, Canada MPIWG Room 265
More2019
Weather Events or Climate Change? Yuan Dynasty, Local Gazetteers, and Sericulture MPIWG Room 265
- Several Speakers