Francine Masiello's Sensational Sense Work
Francine Masiello chats about her new book The Senses of Democracy: Perception, Politics, and Culture in Latin America at the Townsend Center's first Berkeley Book Chat this semester.
Erin Haar
Todd Gitlin's Revolts Against Revolts
The annual Avenali Lecture explores the indignation and aspiration of "The Other 1968s."
Bringing Interdisciplinary Learning to Life
The Global Urban Humanities Initiative sparks site-specific conversations that bridge observation with action.
China’s Feminist Future
Leta Hong Fincher and Lü Pin discuss the fight for China’s feminist future.
From Kiwis to Opera: How Art Makers Approach Composition and Creativity
Sivan Eldar, Myra Melford, and Geoffrey O’Brien think about composition together.
The Book as Place
The Book as Place exhibit combines words, space, and three dimensional objects to present new perspectives on what it means to be a book.
When Law and Humanities Intersect
The authors and editors behind Looking for Law in All the Wrong Places discuss what happens when law and the humanities intersect in surprising places.