Hybrid event: Join via Zoom or Come to William James Hall Room #450
The Harvard Culture and Social Analysis workshop has been meeting since 2003 and is currently being led by Michèle Lamont, Ellis Monk, Nicole Letourneau, Mari Sanchez, and Shira Zilberstein. Its purpose is to bring together, and facilitate exchange between, faculty,...
Hybrid event: Join via Zoom or Come to William James Hall Room #450
The Harvard Culture and Social Analysis workshop has been meeting since 2003 and is currently being led by Michèle Lamont, Ellis Monk, Nicole Letourneau, Mari Sanchez, and Shira Zilberstein. Its purpose is to bring together, and facilitate exchange between, faculty,...
Hybrid event: Join via Zoom or Come to William James Hall Room #450
The Harvard Culture and Social Analysis workshop has been meeting since 2003 and is currently being led by Michèle Lamont, Ellis Monk, Nicole Letourneau, Mari Sanchez, and Shira Zilberstein. Its purpose is to bring together, and facilitate exchange between, faculty,...
In The Return of Inequality: Social Change and the Weight of the Past , sociologist Mike Savage argues that time and history have to be taken more seriously by scholars of social inequality. Understanding 21st century inequality needs to go beyond considering the differential relationships between people and acknowledge the balance of present-day actions against the weight of past forces. Contemporary capitalism is...
Hybrid event: Join via Zoom or Come to William James Hall Room #450
The Harvard Culture and Social Analysis workshop has been meeting since 2003 and is currently being led by Michèle Lamont, Ellis Monk, Nicole Letourneau, Mari Sanchez, and Shira Zilberstein. Its purpose is to bring together, and facilitate exchange between, faculty,...
Hybrid event: Join via Zoom or Come to William James Hall Room #450
The Harvard Culture and Social Analysis workshop has been meeting since 2003 and is currently being led by Michèle Lamont, Ellis Monk, Nicole Letourneau, Mari Sanchez, and Shira Zilberstein. Its purpose is to bring together, and facilitate exchange between, faculty, graduate students, and visitors working on a range of topics pertaining to the study of cultural products, forms, and processes. ...
The increased relevance of visual culture within contemporary life has correlated with a rise in scholarly attention to visual production. This symposium will tap into this widespread shift towards the visual, exploring recent developments in scholarly studies that argue for the centrality of visual arts to the question of race. It brings together a group of scholars whose works aim to rethink their fields from the perspectives,...
