Sponsor
History Department
Co-Sponsor(s)
NCSU Dept. of History; Wake Forest University Office of the Provost; UNC Carolina Seminars; John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute; Duke Center for Jewish Studies
Every year, the TIHS ends with a discussion and celebration of the work of our Charles Capper Fellows in Intellectual History. Join us as we hear short presentations from this year’s magnificent crop of fellows. They are:
Oskar Czendze: "On the Streets: Regionalism and the Early Immigrant Experience in New York’s Lower East Side, 1890-1914.“
Lisa Kinspergher: "The Evolution of Equilibrium in Political Theory"
Yusuf Enes Sezgin: "Challenging Structural Evils and Social Idols: A Reinterpretation of Sin and Idolatry in the Theologies of Gustavo Gutiérrez and Ali Shariati"
Michael Veldman: "Mathematizing Metaphysics: The Case of the Principle of Least Action"
History Department
NCSU Dept. of History; Wake Forest University Office of the Provost; UNC Carolina Seminars; John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute; Duke Center for Jewish Studies
