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Presentations

Antigone’s Two Laws: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
Mar 2010
“Ismene’s Forced Choice”
Mar 2010
“Lex Through Text: Law, Culture and Humanities Scholars Discuss the Texts that Shape Their Scholarship”
Mar 2010 William MacNeil, Karl Shoemaker, Kay Warren, George Pavlich
Antigone’s Two Laws: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
Mar 2010
Life and Death Matters: Between Secular and Religious
Mar 2010 Gregory Kaplan, Dept. of Religion, Rice University
Sarah Rebecca Roland Professor in Political Science Inaugural Lecture, "Antigone, Interrupted: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism"
Feb 2010
From Lamentation to Logos: Antigone's Offensive Speech
Oct 2009
Antigone, Interrupted: Humanism and the Future of Democratic Theory
Oct 2009
“After the Plague”: Reading Numbers 26 with Rawls and Ranciere
Oct 2009
Ismene’s ‘Forced Choice'
Jun 2009
Law and Politics in the New Europe
Dec 2006
"Democracy, Foreigners, and Citizenship"; Conference on Comparative Reflections on Developing Democracies and the Case of Turkey
Nov 2006

Social justice

Antigone, Interrupted: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
Nov 2009