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The Emotional Journey of University Students: The Hidden Key to Academic Success
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Emotions are an inherent part of the human experience, accompanying us from before birth to our final moments. At times, they give meaning to life, but they can also strip it away. Despite their fundamental nature, emotions have been stigmatized in...
Beyond Climate. War, Crusade and the Making of Famine in Mediterranean Europe, 11th-13th centuries
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Over the last two decades, the paleoscientific revolution has had a profound impact on the way we make history, generating new narratives that have challenged older historiographical paradigms. Studies on premodern food crises have been undergoing a...
Doctor / Patient Relations in Transatlantic Films - A conversation on Medical Humanities
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Doctor / Patient Relations in Transatlantic Films - A conversation on Medical Humanities This is an special seminar framed wihtin the academic activities of the RCCHU Study Group Transatlantic Literatures
A Post Colonial Inquiry of Invasive Species: a project at the boundary of visual arts
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A Post Colonial Inquiry of Invasive Species is an interdisciplinary research situated at the boundary of the visual arts, botany and environmental studies, that investigates the colonial history of a small selection of invasive plants. The research...
Visigoths and Greeks, Berbers and Arabs: Migration and Frontiers in Early Medieval Spain - RESCHEDULED
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The fall of the Roman Empire in the West issued in a period of substantial population movement, sometimes referred to as the Migration Period. Many of the transformations of this period have been attributed to the role of “Germanic” barbarians. In Iberia...
The Making of the Southern Sea: Forging a Coastal Rim in the Hellenistic Period
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Delayed to 03:45 pm due to the solar eclipse You can follow the event here Organized by: Unai Iriarte Asarta (RCCHU Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of the Classics at Harvard University) Speaker: Paul Kosmin (Philip J. King Professor of Ancient...
What is philosophy for? What can a letter do? Political Philosophy in Action
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The rapid pace of our modern lives is kept going on by automatized behaviors, driven by a shared common sense that we take for granted. This seminar represents an open invitation for everyone to think about truth, history and the future. Furthermore, have...
Lengua y cultura española desde un país extranjero: el proyecto ARCE (Spanish language and culture from a foreign country: the ARCE project)
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This event will be in Spanish El Colegio ARCE, acrónimo de ARraigo y Cultura Española, nace en 2023 con el objetivo de fomentar la educación en español de los niños españoles o de hijos españoles ( de 5 a 17 años) residentes en el extranjero. Este...
Harvard Spanish Community Networking Night (‘Serrano Night’)
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The Harvard T.H. Chan European Students Society with the support of the Real Colegío Complutense at Harvard University is presenting the second edition of Harvard 'Serrano Night' to foster connections among the Spanish community within the University...
Place-Based Consciousness, Relationality, and Interdependence in Contemporary Native American Memoir
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How do we preserve place-based memories and sites from colonial and environmental destruction? What are our roles and responsibilities in the natural web of interdependence? This presentation will examine Leslie Marmon Silko’s mobility strategies and...
Beyond GDP: Who grows and at what cost?
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Economic indicators are more than just tools for quantifying reality; they fundamentally shape our perception of it. Given their influence, it’s essential to critically examine these indicators' assumptions and oversights. For decades, GDP has been the...