INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Time: 12:00pm – 1:20pm Place: East-West Center, Burns Hall 2012**

** PLEASE NOTE ROOM CHANGE **

Fall 2004 Speaker Series

Cultural studies from/of the other side:
Symptoms of our relationship with death

Wed. Sept. 1^st – Peter Hoffenberg, History, UHM

“As Though You Suddenly Looked Out Upon the Birth of the World: Landscape, Memory and the Australian War Experience, 1915-1918”

Wed. Sept. 29^th – Jon Goss, Geography, UHM
”Strange Visitations: The Ghost Tours of New Orleans”

Wed. Oct. 13^th – Louise McReynolds, History, UHM

“Murder and Modernity in Late Imperial Russia”

Wed. Oct. 27^th – Jodi Byrd, Political Science, UHM

"’Whisper in a Dead Man's Ear:’

Gunslingers, Vampire Slayers, and the Colonial Undead”

Wed. Nov. 17^th –Manfred Henningsen, Political Science, UHM

“Death and Memory in Germany”

Wed. Dec. 1^st – Geoffrey White, Anthropology, UHM

“Local Disjunctions: Articulating Culture and Nation in a Recovering State”

Wed. Dec. 8^th – Markus Wessendorf, Theater and Dance, UHM

"Representations of Displacement and Diaspora in 'Local' Drama:

Edward Sakamoto’s Obake and Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl’s Ola Na Iwi"

Occasional Seminar

Wed. Oct. 6^th - Heather Diamond, American Studies, UHM

“American Aloha:

Hawai‘i at the 1989 Festival of American Folklife and the Politics of Tradition”