Welcome back!
Mark your calendars for these upcoming conferences that promise insightful discussions and engaging sessions:
October 19th: Colette- 150th anniversary
November 6th: What is the Use of Economists?
November 7th and 8th: Are There Limits to AI?
November 16th: Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore
Date TBA: What Nietzsche Owes the French
A virtual series with Phillip John Usher
Cathy Yandell (in English). Live: Oct 30, 2023, 1pm (NYC), 18h (Paris).
Jeff Persels (in English). Live: Nov 27, 2023, 1pm (NYC), 19h (Paris).
Patrick Madden (in English). Live: Feb 26, 2024, 1pm (NYC), 19h (Paris)
Vittoria Fallanca (in English). Live: March 25, 1pm (NYC), 18h (Paris).
John O’Brien (in English). Live: April 29, 2024, 1pm (NYC), 19h (Paris).
The first three episodes of this new series are now available online here:
Episode 1: Valérie Dionne - L'écriture conciliatrice de Montaigne (in French)
Episode 2: Ali Benmakhlouf - Montaigne décolonial (in French)
Episode 3: Tom Conley - Reading Montaigne en esclats (in English)
Each episode is divided into four parts: an introduction to the guest's work; a Montaigne Questionnaire; a presentation; and a final Q&A session from the live recording.
For more information or to receive alerts for the live sessions, please email Phillip Usher (pu8@nyu.edu) and/or sign up for the newsletter from NYU's Maison Française by sending a blank email to join-maisonfrancaise-events@lists.nyu.edu
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Click here for recent publications by faculty members!
Essai de poétique hélinandienne Lire autour du Reclus de Molliens (xiiie-xve siècle) (Classiques Garnier Parution: 11/01/2023)
Medieval Song from Aristotle to Opera (Cornell University Press July 15, 2022)
Modernism at the Beach Queer Ecologies and the Coastal Commons (Columbia University Press; Paperback; March 2023
L'humanité des autres (Albin Michel, April 2023)
