Mon, Feb 28MIT (14E.304)This talk traces the history of a psychiatric movement called institutional psychotherapy, which had an important influence on many intellectuals and activists, including F. Tosquelles, J. Oury, F. Guattari, F. Fanon, G. Canguilhem & M. Foucault. Non-MIT community member must register below.
Thu, May 13ZoomGlobal Languages Student Research ShowcaseLearn about compelling student research! With French students: Joanna Lin (Major in French, Class of 2021):"Black Lives Matter in France and the US" and Anjali Nambrath (Minor in French, Class of 2021): "Hurlevents: The Translation and Professional Staged Reading of a Contemporary Quebecois Play"
Fri, Apr 30ZoomWuthering, by Fanny Britts. The English-language premiere of a contemporary Québécois playCollege students invite literature professor Marie-Hélène to their apartment for dinner on what turns out to be a tumultuous evening. Inspired by Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, Fanny Britt’s play is captured in English by translator Anjali Nambrath (class of 2021).
Mon, Mar 22ZoomAn interdisciplinary symposium organized by the Anthropology Department, with Avocats sans frontières and the French+ Lab.
Fri, Jan 29ZoomVirtual visit to Paris with MIT’s French program! Sign-up by 01/22. Advance sign-up required. Events held in French. ZOOM meeting ID will be sent to enrolled students.
Wed, Jan 27ZoomVirtual visit to Paris with MIT’s French program! Sign-up by 01/22. Advance sign-up required. Events held in French. ZOOM meeting ID will be sent to enrolled students.
Mon, Jan 25ZoomVirtual visit to Paris with MIT’s French program! Sign-up by 01/22. Events held in French. ZOOM meeting ID will be sent to enrolled students.
