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May 2013

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
			01	02 The Meaning of Yoga--Yoga of Knowledge Reviewed and Renewed A reading by poet Wing Tek Lum Join AHUA on a private after hours tour with Irvine Museum owner James Irvine Swinden. Event will take place on Thursday May 2nd 5:30pm.	03 The Making of Media Theory and the Future of Film & Media Studies Friends of Art History Spring 2013 Salon! Ebrahim Nabavi Historical Poetics: A Symposium on the Ballad Historical Poetics: A Symposium on the Ballad	04
05	06 Etienne Balibar Mini Seminar "Speak Truth to Power: Transgression and Resistance in Foucault's Theory of Discourse" Reception for J. Hillis Miller and Etienne Balibar	07 Hillis Miller Mini-Seminar - Mixed Media Forever	08 Etienne Balibar Mini Seminar "Speak Truth to Power: Transgression and Resistance in Foucault's Theory of Discourse" Humanities Research Colloquium: Edward Pinuelas, Department of Comparative Literature With Conviction: A Film Screening and Conversation with Dulce Garcia, UCI Queer Studies Alumnus, Artist, and Activist La representación del pasado histórico en el cine español de la democracia	09 Hillis Miller Mini-Seminar - Mixed Media Forever Conversations on Writing and Public Life Presents: Howard French, in Conversation with Amy Wilentz Conversations on Writing and Public Life Presents: Howard French, in Conversation with Amy Wilentz	10 Hillis Miller/ Etienne Balibar Mini Seminar - Common Concluding Session Francophone Animation Fest	11
12	13	14 Humanities Author Series - Jon Wiener The School of Humanities Author Series presents Jon Wiener	15 "Cuba's Digital Revolution" with Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo Michael Warner, "Notes n Normativity" A Star Party in Translation Cuba's Digital Revolution: A Conversation with Blogger Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo Interested in getting your Ph.D.? Attend this informative session here on campus tomorrow! Michael Warner (Yale) - "Notes on Normativity"	16 Global Pentecostalism: The Growth of Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity No One Knows about the Persian Cats	17 Russian Program: Pizza po-russki! The Strange Career of Public Television: Race, Citizenship and Noncommercial Broadcasting in the US Ballet Folklories de UCI Representations of Violence in Latin America: Cultural Genealogies, Literary Forms and the Dynamics of the Present	18 Responding to Crisis: Historical and Contemporary Strategies of Resistance
19	20	21 Hester Blum, "Melville and Oceanic Studies" IMPORTANT REMINDER: Apply for the 2013 William J. Gillespie Summer Internship now! The deadline is tomorrow, Wednesday, May 22!	22 Miryam Segal (Queens College, CUNY): "From Prophet to Worker. Labor Politics and the Rise of Women's Poetry in Hebrew" Humanities Graduate Research Colloquium: Hillary Branman, Department of English The 2013 Undergraduate Conference in Critical Theory	23 Jim McMichael Poetry Reading and Retirement Reception Globalization and Its Discontents through Taiwanese Female Documentarists' Lenses "The Aesthetic Taboo: Aesthetics as a Regulative Discourse of Race and the Human”" by: David Lloyd The 21st Annual UCI Screenwriting Festival	24 Art in the Ancient Greek Theater Beyond Chávez, Understanding Contemporary Venezuela	25
26	27	28 "Tigran the Great, King of Kings" - Giusto Traina	29 MFA Reading Series End of Year Art History Spring Celebration First Annual English Graduate Symposium Queer Pedagogy Symposium Captain Abu Raed	30 Black American Gothic: Screening with Filmmakers Dana Luciano Black American Gothic Transferring to UCI: The Comparative Literature Experience The 2013 Wellek Lectures will feature Professor Peter Sloterdijk	31