Colloquium in the Studies of Music
The Colloquium in the Studies of Music addresses the relevance of music studies in the humanities today.
The Colloquium in the Studies of Music addresses the relevance of music studies in the humanities today.
The Culture and History of East Central Europe working group creates a community of scholars that work to advance the understanding of the region.
The Found in Translation working group focuses on topics related to the study of language and culture, pedagogy, and translation.
The Francophone Studies Working Group fosters interdisciplinary conversation on the French colonial empire and its aftermath.
Graduate Medievalists at Berkeley is an organization comprised of doctoral students engaged in the study of medieval literature, history, art, music, languages, and culture.
The New Media working group collaborates around a shared interest of digital media.
The Nineteenth-Century and Beyond British Cultural Studies working group provides a forum to discuss new research on the literature and culture of the long 19th century.
Twice a year Qui Parle publishes provocative articles covering a range of outstanding theoretical and critical work in the humanities and social sciences.
The Slavic Languages & Literatures "Kruzhok," founded on the model of academic circles (kruzhki) in 19th-century Russian universities, explores Slavic literary and linguistic culture.
The Sound Studies working group brings together a diverse community of scholars, artists, and performers interested in sound and its contexts.