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UC Berkeley professor and experimental filmmaker Trinh T. Minh-ha fascinates with her new film reflecting on China’s complex history and offering a journey into the wealth of Chinese traditional architecture while exploring the hinterlands of self and other in their encounter.

HUM 196

Mentored Research Lab
3 units, Class #24594

Unlocatable: Seeing Hong Kong and its Arts
Instructor: Prof. Winnie Wong
Thursday, 2-5pm
Wheeler 212

Mentored Research courses are designed to introduce upper-division students to the research culture on campus in a small group format. You will work closely with faculty members and graduate-student mentors in both seminar-style cohorts and more focused groups.

We continue to be a small department with a great reputation—the best graduate students and liveliest undergraduates on campus! We hope you are in a position to help us sustain the excitement of learning here!

The Big Give is just around the corner: Thursday, March 10. #CalBigGive

Axelle Karera
Thursday, March 3
5-7PM
188 Dwinelle Hall

Saturday, January 29, 2022
2-4pm

Thinking Together in the Present: an unrehearsed conversation with Dutch-American philosopher, journalist, and activist Simon(e) van Saarloos and Matthew Stadler, the editor of ArtsEverywhere’s Polity of Literature series. Presented in collaboration with PS Guelph.

Rhetoric 198: Supervised Group Study: 1-unit
Mondays, 3-4pm (Bi-weekly)
7415 Dwinelle
Class #29821

Supervised Group Study: Junior Proseminar

When Gustave Flaubert published his groundbreaking “Madame Bovary” as a serialized novel in “Revue de Paris” in 1856, the story stirred up more than outrage and charges of obscenity ag