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1st SEMESTER 2010  
September 16 & 17, 2010| 9:00 AM- New York
We recommend: Making History in the Courtroom: From the Soviet Show Trials to the Khmer Rouge Trials, An International Conferencesponsored by the Cardozo School of Law (New York) with the participation of the Institut d’histoire du temps présent (CNRS, Paris) and organized by Christian Delage (Paris 8 & EHESS)  & Peter Goodrich (NYU). 
September 27, 2010 | 4.00-6.00 PM New York

F. REGARD ( Paris Sorbonne - Paris 4) & S. LEMERCIER-GODDARD (ENS Lyon): Constructing a British Identity in the Arctic.| Postcolonialism & Re:enlightenment Program | To learn more, click here...

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

September 30, 2010 | 3.00-5.00 PM

 

New York

Seminar for our Junior Fellows (Phd Students and Postdocs)

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

October 22, 2010 | 9.30 AM- 5.00 PM Paris
E. BANETH-NOUAILHETAS (CNRS/NYU), C. JOUBERT ( Paris 8) & K. MADAVANE (Jawaharla Nehru Univ., New Dehli): Anglophony & Francophony. Comparing the Postcolonial. | Postcolonialism & Re:enlightenment Program | To learn more, click here...
November 5, 2010 New York

Ronald EYERMAN, sociology (Yale), commenting: Jan GROSS, history (Princeton), Ophélia DEROY, philosophy (Memory Fellow)| Memory Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

November 11, 2010 | 9.00 AM - 1.00 PM New York

Workshop Challenges for immunity to error through misidentification? With Jérémie LAFRAIRE (CNRS NYU Fellow & Institut Jean Nicod, CNRS, Paris) ; James Dow (CUNY, New York), Beatrice LONGUENESS (NYU). Commenting: Roblin MEEKS (Hunter College), Frédérique de VIGNEMONT  (CNRS - NYU), Myrto MYLOPOULOS (CUNY). | Mind & Consciousness Program | Contact: Frédérique de VIGNEMONT (CNRS NYU). To learn more, click here...

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

November 12-13, 2010 New York
A Mathematician's Journeys: Otto Neugebauer between history and practice of the exact sciences, org. A. Jones (ISAW/NYU), C. PROUST (Himera/CNRS), J. STEELE (Brown), J. P. BRITTON. | Ancient Scholarship Program| For further information about the conference, click here...
November 17, 2010 | 7.30 - 9.00 PM New York

Edward BERENSON: Heroes of Empire: Five Charismatic Men and the Conquest of Africa (University of California Press, 2010). Book presentation in English, introduced by Alice L. Conklin, Associate Professor of History (Ohio State University)

For further information about the colloquium, click here...

November 18, 2010 | 2.00 PM - 5.00 PM New York

Workshop "Perception and multimodality"

Speakers: Ophelia Deroy (U. Paris 12 - CNRS NYU Mémorial de Caen Fellow); Tony Ro (CUNY)
Commenting : Ned Block (NYU), Jonathan Simon (NYU). Contact: Frédérique de Vignemont (CNRS NYU). To learn more, click here...

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

November 29, 2010 |2.00-6.00 PM New York

Workshop on "Economic knowledge and postcolonial mediations" | Postcolonial Program

Speakers: Zenia KISH (NYU), Randy MARTIN (NYU),Vyjayanthi RAO (The New School), Janet ROITMAN (CNRS-NYU). Discussants: Emilienne BANETH (CNRS-NYU), Paul MELTON (NYU), Achille MBEMBE (Stellenbosch University), Cliff SISKIN (NYU), Robert YOUNG (NYU). | To learn more, click here...

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

December 3, 2010 Paris

Richard RECHTMAN, psychiatry et anthropology (EHESS), L’invention sociale du Post Traumatic Stress Desorder (PTSD). Commenting: Anne RAULIN , anthropology (Université Paris-Ouest Nanterre La Défense), Gérard RABINOVITCH, philosophe (CNRS, Centre de Recherche Sens, Ethique et Société) | Memory Program

December 10, 2010 New York

Daniel SCHACTER, psychology (Harvard). Commenting: Elizabeth PHELPS, Psychology & Neural science (NYU); Ned BLOCH, philosophy (NYU)| Memory Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

2d SEMESTER 2011  
January 14, 2011 Paris

Boris CYRULNIK, neuropsychiatry (Université de Toulon), Les maladies de la mémoire se soignent-elles ? Commenting: Gretty MIRDAL , psychology (Université de Copenhague), Olivier Wieviorka, history (ENS Cachan) | Memory Program

January 27, 2011 | 2.00 PM New York

General meeting of the members (CNRS, NYU & from other universities) of the center

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

January 28, 2011 | 2.00-5.00 PM New York

Alan D. CAMERON (Columbia University): The Last Pagans of Rome. Presentation of the book published by Oxford University Press (January, 2011). Discussants: Robert KASTER (Princeton University), John F. MATTHEWS (Yale University), Cristiana SOGNO (Yale University) | New York Seminar on the Ancient World (CNRS - NYU - Columbia)

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

January 29, 2011 New York

We recommend: WALLS AND BRIDGES | TRANSATLANTIC INSIGHTs | debates, readings, performances

"The New Faces of the Enemy", featuring Scott ATRAN, Grégoire CHAMAYOU, Ariel COLONOMOS, Philipp GOUREVITCH, hosted by Ann Stoler (New School and member of our center)

"And the Pursuit of Happiness", featuring Barbara CASSIN (CNRS and member of our center), Daniel HANDLER, Maira KALMAN, Sophie WAHNICH

New York Public Library in collaboration with the Villa Gillet (Lyon, France) and the Conseil de la Création artistique. To learn more on the event, click here..

January 31, 2011 | 4.00-6.00 PM New York

James SCHMIDT (Boston University); "Contesting Enlightenment" | Postcolonial Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

February 1, 2011 | 12.30-2.00 PM New York

We recommend: Sarah GENSBURGER (CNRS – Institut de Sciences Sociales du Politique): "Renouveler les études sur la mémoire. Comprendre l’institutionnalisation de la catégorie de ‘Justes’ de France"

Institute for French Studies (NYU)| Lunch Seminar

February. 14, 2011 | 5.00-7.00 PM New York

Aamir MUFTI (Department of Comparative Literature at UCLA): “Why I Am not a Postsecularist” | Postcolonial Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

February 16, 2011 | 6.15 PM New York

"OCCUPATION, COLLABORATION, RESISTANCE: DOCUMENTARY PROPAGANDA FILMS MADE IN FRANCE". Screening of rare, newly restored, politically controversial shorts, made under Vichy Regime, with a presentation by ERIC LE ROY (Vice-President of the International Federation of Film Archives, and Senior Curator of the Archives françaises du film (CNC). Commenting: Denis Peschanski (CNRS). This event is free and open to the public.

For further details, please click here>

Co-sponsored by NYU Cinema Studies, La Maison Française, Remarque Institute, and NYU/CNRS Center for International Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences (UMI 319“Transitions”)

NYU Tisch School of the Arts | Department of Cinema Studies| 721 Broadway | 6th Floor | Michelson Theater

February 17, 2011 | 9.30-6.00 PM New York

"Impossible Narratives: Historicizing Mass Trauma" | a Workshop organized by Carol GLUCK (Columbia), Denis PESCHANSKI (CNRS) & Thomas HILL (Columbia) in collaboration with our center | Memory Program

Committee on Global Thought at Columbia University

February 18, 2011 New York

Charles MARMAR & Adam BROWN, psychiatry, School of Medicine (NYU). Commenting: Lila DIVACCHI, psychology (NYU), Alice GREENWALD, director, 9/11 M & M| Memory Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

February 24, 2011 | 5.00-7.00 PM New York

Memory and the Future: Transnational Politics, Ethics & Society. A presentation of the book published in the series "Palgrave MacMillan Memory Studies" and edited by Yifat GUTMAN (Department of Sociology, New School for Social Research), Adam BROWN (Department of Psychiatry, NYU Medical School) & Amy SODARO (Department of Sociology, New School for Social Research). In presence of the editors and the authors: Daniel LEVY, Selma LEYDESDORFF (University of Amsterdam / CNRS NYU Memorial de Caen-Memory Fellow), Ross POOLE (Department of Political Science and Philosophy, New School for Social Research), Federico FINCHELSTEIN (Department of Historical Studies, New School for Social Research) & Ann SNITOW ( Literature and Gender Studies, Eugene Lang College). Commenting: Vera ZOLBERG (Department of Sociology, New School for Social Research), William HIRST, (Department of Psychology, New School for Social Research). Chair: Edward BERENSON (NYU and co-director of our center)| Memory Program.

To learn more about the book, click here...

org. Selma LEYDESDORFF (Amsterdam & CNRS NYU Mémorial de Caen Fellow).

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

February 25, 2011 | 2.30-4.30 PM New York

Elizabeth FENTRESS (AIAC, Rome, Italy): "Slavers on Horseback: Slave Raiding North and South of the Classical World". Discussants: Taco TERPSTRA (Columbia) & TBA | New York Seminar on the Ancient World

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

March 18, 2011 Paris

Marie-Christine LAZNIK , psychanahalyst,  Mémoire et traumatisme ou l’impossible coexistence. Commenting: Hélène LHEUILLET, philosophy et psychanalyst (Université Paris-Sorbonne), et Michèle BAUSSANT, anthropologist, CNRS-ISP (Université Paris-Ouest Nanterre La Défense)

March 28, 2011 | 4.00-6.00 PM New York

Stathis GOURGOURIS (Columbia); title details to follow | Postcolonial Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

April 15, 2011 New York

Jacques REVEL, history (EHESS). Commenting: Marie-Claire LAVABRE (CNRS), Selma LEYDESDORFF (Amsterdam) | Memory Program

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

April 18 & 19 2011 Washington

"From September 11th to 12th: the Individual and the State facing Terrorism": an Interdisciplinary and International Conference hosted and sponsored by the French Embassy in Washington, DC, org. by Denis PESCHANSKI (CNRS and UMI Transitions), in collaboration with the CNRS and Université de Rennes 1 Research lab UMR 6262 "IODE", the Mémorial de Caen, Cité pour l'Histoire, and the National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center.

Ambassade de France à Washington, DC

Mai 5, 2011 New York

Roger Bagnall (NYU/ISAW): TBA | New York Seminar on the Ancient World

Transitions UMI | 4 Washington Square North | 2d floor

Mai 13, 2011 Paris

Denis PESCHANSKI , history (CNRS, CHS Paris 1 et UMI Transitions NY): Etude de cas : les mémoires pathologiques de la France des années noires. Commenting: Pierre LABORIE , history (EHESS), Florence PIZZORINI, Senior Museum Curator (MUCEM)