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February 2012

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
			01 Poetry reading by Doreen Gildroy Cedric Robinson Study Group Craft or Sullen Art: Akratic and Melancholy Disciplines	02 "First Thursdays" Undergraduate Writing Workshop, Co-Sponsored by the ICWT and Literary Journalism	03 The Early Modern Roots of Modern Jewish Culture: Ashekenazi and Sephardic Perspectives The Early Modern Roots of Modern Jewish Culture: Ashekenazi and Sephardic Perspectives Cedric Robinson Mini-Seminar: "Staging Black Radicalism"	04 Sixth Annual UCI Japanese Speech Contest UCI MFA Reading Series
05	06 Stephen Eisenman, "The Political Logic of Radical Art History in California, 1971-1984" Guest Speaker Professor Helmut Schneider on "Goethe's Concept of Art Collections and the Museum in the Context of Modernity (1798 until 1817)" Cedric Robinson Mini-Seminar: "Staging Black Radicalism"	07	08 Women's Studies presents a film screening of "Tales of the Waria" Cécile Whiting, "Reading Los Angeles With Ed Ruscha"	09 Shakespeare's Europe / Europe's Shakespeare To Change Time: The Atman, The Soul, and The Mysteries of Embodiment by Richard Cohen, Professor and Chair of Religious Studies, UC San Diego	10	11
12	13 "La poesía como anti-memoria" The Department of Comparative Literature presents, "The Earth Speaks: DeLeuze & Ecopolitics."	14 Kate Albers, "Gerhard Richter's Atlas as atlas"	15 SPECULATION: A Keywords Roundtable Discussion	16 "Blackness and Nationality: The Case of Ricardo Batrell and the Cuban Racial Narrative" Visiting Filmmaker Marcy Saude Conversations with Étienne Balibar CWC Distinguished Writing Lecture Series: Elizabeth Loftus, UCI Distinguished Professor of Social Ecology and Professor of Law "Blackness and Nationality: The Case of Ricardo Batrell and the Cuban Racial Narrative" by Dr. Mark A. Sanders of the Emory University Department of English	17 Prof. ROBERT S. LEVINE, "The Lives of Frederick Douglass," Biological Sciences 3 Lecture Hall , 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 17 Practice job talk by CL grad student, Annette Rubado, "Expropriating Subjectivities: Urban Imaginaries of Exposure and Spectacle in São Paulo and Rio."	18
19	20	21	22 Iran Sanctions Legal Implications for Iranian Americans Women's Studies presents a GFE Brown Bag lunch talk by Kim Feig, GFE, Ph.D. candidate, Culture&Theory, "An American Fairy Tale: How the United States Fell in Love with Laura Ling and Euna Lee." "Equal Time: Television and the Civil Rights Movement" by Aniko Bodroghkozy, Associate Professor in the Department of Media Studies at the University of Virginia.	23 Writers' Guild, 6-8 p.m., HG 1030, Thursday, Feb. 23 - Speaker: Prof. Erika Hayasaki, Literary Journalism Program LAC SU, author, reading in HIB 100, 2-3:20 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23	24 New Narratives for "Living in a Modern Way": California Design at Midcentury Free Admission for UCI students to LACMA CA midcentury design symposium!	25 UCI MFA Reading Series "The Significance of the Frontier in an Age of Transnational History"
26	27 Lisa Lee, "Isa Genzken's Plastic Allegories"	28 The Forgetting Game screening with director Russell Sheaffer	29 James Nisbet, "Total Environments" Religious Studies Brown Bag Lecture: Featuring Cecelia Lynch, Professor of Political Science and Director, International Studies Fiction reading by Glen David Gold Women's Studies presents a film screening of "Mountains That Take Wing: Angela Davis & Yuri Kochiyama" with pizza and conversation with Allison Perlman, Asst. Professor of Film & Media Studies and History. "Eduardo Lalo: Escritura fotográfica"