Montse Armengou Martín will discuss “The Documentary as a Tool for Seeking Reparations” as a Poynter Fellow on March 27 at noon. Her talk will be in Spanish.
Professor Edyta Bojanowska’s new book, “A World of Empires,” is a rereading of novelist Ivan Goncharov’s obscure 1858 travelogue “The Frigate Pallada.”
The School of Music’s Yale in New York series presents Music for Guitars on Friday, March 29 at Carnegie Hall. A preview will be held March 28 at Sprague Hall.
Cobb has performed with such ensembles as the American Composer’s Orchestra, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, and others. He comes to Yale from Juilliard.
Yale Law School and Yale University Bands will present the 2019 Stan Wheeler/Marcia Chambers Memorial Jazz Concert on Sunday, March 31 at Levinson Auditorium.
A lavish library that belonged to Italy’s Pillone family is on display as part of “Bibliomania; or Book Madness: A Bibliographical Romance,” through April 21.
Awardees are Kwame Dawes, Patricia Cornelius, Raghu Karnad, Young Jean Lee, Danielle McLaughlin, David Chariandy, Ishion Hutchinson, and Rebecca Solnit.
Dayal focuses her research on the semantics of natural language and its interface with syntax and pragmatics, typically from a cross-linguistic perspective.
