Supper Culture Club – Spring 2013
SPRING 2013
Tuesday evening from 6:00 – 8:00
Second Floor Seminar Room – 210 Prospect Street
Tuesday, April 2
Grzegorz Brzozowski, University of Warsaw, CCS Visiting Graduate Student
Iconic Power and Visual Research Methodologies – The Documentary Case
Screening of two short films by Grzegorz followed by discussion.
Today in Warsaw, Tomorrow Whatever
- “Presenter’s Note: Approaching iconic power with visual methodologies – the case of documentary”
- “Becoming Intimately Mobile”
Tuesday, April 9
Mira Debs, Yale University, CCS Junior Fellow
“Raising Change: Parents, Urban Montessori Schools and Civic Participation” Dissertation Prospectus
Tuesday, April 16
Julia Rozanova, Yale University, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Lecturer in Epidemiology, CCS Visiting Independent Researcher, 2012-13
“Live Fast, Die Well and Leave a Good Looking Corpse”: Cultures of Aging among American Veterans
I have submitted two versions of my readings for Supper Club. The first is the full paper, and the second is the short synopsis of the paper plus the note that puts the paper in the context of my larger project. When constrained on time, it is okay to only read the short version. I look forward to comments from the participants about this paper, and about a larger research project that it starts for me and that I will do next year, focusing on American Veterans and their heroic battle in the civilian society to overcome stigma and to live long and healthy lives, and race as a crucial part of this story. The site for this research, which will be largely ethnographic, is VA Connecticut Hospital.
- ““Live Fast, Die Well and Leave a Good Looking Corpse”: Cultures of Aging among American Veterans”
- “SHORT VERSION~“Live Fast, Die Well and Leave a Good Looking Corpse”: Cultures of Aging among American Veterans”
Tuesday, April 23
Jiang Zhang, Fudan University, CCS Visiting Graduate Student
The Weibo Theatre: Social Drama, Moral Discourse, and the Public