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American Studies Colloquium Series
January 14: Police Against the Movement: US Law Enforcement and Racial Justice Activists from the 1960s to Today
January 14, 2021
To transform the present and the future of policing, we must first understand its past. In his lecture, Joshua Davis tackles the issue of how protesters can bring about a meaningful transformation in the United States’s law enforcement based on the realities and treatment of the 1960s civil rights movement.
Year 2020/2021
December 14: Bliskie spotkania z istotami nie-ludzkimi we współczesnej literaturze japońskiej
December 14, 2020
The upcoming meeting from the EcoGothic Landscapes series will take us to Japan to meet the animals and non-human beings that inhabit the local literature. Our guide on this journey will be prof. Beata Kubiak.
Year 2020/2021
December 9: Old South – New South and the 2020 Elections
December 9, 2020
Leadership Studies Section is happy to invite for an online conversation on the American South and the 2020 Elections. Topics covered during the meeting will include the runoffs in Georgia, possible future strategies for the political parties, and the importance of race and class in the presidential race.
Year 2020/2021
December 1: Weird Fiction and Ecological Thought
December 1, 2020
This meeting will lay out some key concepts useful for thinking the relation between contemporary (New) Weird fictions and ecological thought.
American Studies Colloquium Series
November 26: Like a Thief in the Night: Pandemic and the Culture of Healing
November 26, 2020
The pandemic is a virus, but it is more than this: it is a dramatic symptom of the malaise of the way of life, a sharp curve which we cannot fail to negotiate. Starting from the 17th century time of the plague, we shall be asking questions how to survive the crisis, how to live on, and how to think the change without which our future is bleak.
Year 2020/2021
November 23: Ecological Intimacies in the Anthropocene: Horror, Ethics, and the Shadow of Nonhuman Difference
November 23, 2020
In this talk, Brittany Roberts will argue that the horror genre offers a powerful means of confronting the traumas of the Anthropocene and, concurrently, imagining more ethical ecological futures and rethinking what it means to be human on an environmentally devastated planet.
Year 2020/2021
November 20: Q&A with Activist and LGBT Pioneer Mark Segal
November 20, 2020
A live Q&A session in English on ZOOM with Mark Segal – a participant at the Stonewall rebellion, a founding member of Gay Liberation Front and founder of Gay Youth, organized by The U.S. Embassy, InterAlia journal and the ASC.
American Studies Colloquium Series
November 19: Showdown at Fort Miamis: The Anglo-American Crisis of 1794
November 19, 2020
In this talk, Michael S. Kochin from Tel Aviv University will show how the Anglo-American crisis of 1794 displays the United States as both a rising empire and a revolutionary and subversive power.
Year 2020/2021
November 18: Post-elections in the USA. Legal challenges to electoral procedures in American democracy
November 18, 2020
Leadership Studies Group (LSG) invites all who are concerned with the outcome of the 2020 elections to take part in a virtual ZOOM conversation with prof. Pawel Laidler from the Jagiellonian University.
Year 2020/2021
November 3: US Elections 2020
November 3, 2020
Zapraszamy na rozmowę wykładowców Ośrodka Studiów Amerykańskich UW na temat napływających pierwszych wyników wyborów prezydenckich w USA 2020.
Year 2020/2021
October 22: Freedom Riders with Stanley Nelson
October 14, 2020
A virtual conversation with acclaimed documentary maker Stanley Nelson, who will discuss his award-winning film Freedom Riders. Stanley Nelson is today’s leading documentarian of the African-American experience.
Year 2020/2021
October-November: How to Survive at ASC? A Three-Part Online Seminar for BA Freshers
October 4, 2020
A Three-Part Online Seminar for BA Freshers that will help you to start your new adventure at the ASC. Join us for useful tips, skills and the academic know-how.
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October 3, 2020 at 4pm, ONLINE; ASC Welcome Event 2020
October 3, 2020
ASC Freshers, Undergraduate and Graduate, join us virtually for the ASC Welcome Event 2020!
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October 1, 2020 at 10am, ONLINE; Discussion about the first presidential Biden – Trump debate
September 30, 2020
Leadership Studies Section invites for a discussion about the first presidential Biden – Trump debate and general significance of debates in American presidential campaigns.
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Festiwal Nauki 2020
September 17, 2020
The 24th edition of Festiwal Nauki in Warsaw that will take place on September 19-28, 2020. ASC is going to host four events that may interest you in particular.
Year 2019/2020
June 9: On Looting Black Bodies and the Social Contract in America
June 9, 2020
The mainstream coverage of the protests triggered by the death of George Floyd, racist cliches in the social media, and the alarming comments of politicians reveal the urgent need to discuss the tensions and mechanisms that contribute to the situation now happening all over the United States. This panel is our modest attempt to struggle with ignorance.