Humanities Research Day
Strangers, Martians and big yellow taxi
Humanities researchers plan to tell research tales of intellectual exploration at Humanities Research Day Dec. 10:
- Feminine Writing of the Self, by Hélène Benbaruk-Lapointe (French)
- Shaw Before the Shaw, by Leonard Conolly (English)
- Hypertext, Hypotaxis and the Big Yellow Taxi, by Zailig Pollock (English).
- Ethics and Capitalism, by John Bishop (Administrative Studies)
- Ethics and Ethos After Bosnia, by Zsuzsa Baross (Cultural Studies)
- Youth in Medieval Culture, by Fiona Harris Stoertz (History)
- Gender and School Science Culture, by Keith De'Bell (Physics) and Deborah Berrill (Education)
- Personal Narratives and Anthropological Research, by Glynis George (Women's Studies)
- How Martians Reason, by Chris Tindale (Philosophy)
For information or to register, call 748-1736, or visit the
Humanities Research Day page on the Trent Website at www.trentu.ca/academic/humanities/.
The research day is sponsored by the President's Office, Office of Research and Graduate Studies, and Traill and Peter Robinson colleges.
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