Reposted from the ICSLAC website:
The Institute for Comparative Studies in Literature, Art, and Culture is pleased to announce the upcoming lecture by Professor Claire Farago. Professor Farago is an Art Historian and Professor Emerita at University of Colorado Boulder specializing in Early Modern art, theory, and criticism, as well as museum and collecting practices. Her talk titled, “Defining an Ecological Approach to Art History: On the History of Human Exceptionalism,” examines and identifies 16th century articulations of humanness that drew upon Aristotelian cognitive distinctions between humans and animals.
The lecture will be hosted as an online event and is scheduled for Thursday, February 10, 2022, at 4:00 pm.
Following the lecture on Thursday, February 10th, 2022, we invite graduate students to join Professor Farago in a closed discussion session from 6:00-7:30 pm. We encourage participants to come prepared with a question regarding the lecture, topic, or broader context. Upon registration, students will receive a recent publication related to Professor Farago’s lecture so as to better prepare students for, and to enrich, the discussion experience.
Please register by emailing Maki Salmon, RA for the Ruth and Mark Phillips Professorship: Ruth and Mark Phillips Professorship: makenziesalmon@cmail.carleton.ca
A Zoom link will be provided to those registered the day before the event.
We warmly welcome your attendance.
For more information about this event, please visit the ICSLAC website here.