Canisius College: Lecture

Andi Zeisler of BITCH magazine, "Why Pop Culture Matters to Feminism, Activism, and Social Justice."

Andi Zeisler is co-founder and creative/editorial director of BITCH magazine: "A fresh, revitalizing voice for feminism. One that welcomes complex arguments, showcases witty and whip-smart critiques of popular culture, and refuses to ignore the contradictory and sometimes uncomfortable details that constitute the realities of life in an unequivocally gendered world"

This event is FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

Friday, March 7 @ 7 pm in Montante Cultural Center

Buffalo History Museum: AIA Kress Lecture

*  AIA Kress Lecture *

"Celts and La Tène Culture – a View From the Periphery "

Hrvoje Potrebic

University of Zagreb and President of the Croatian Archaeological Association

Where: Buffalo History Museum 

When: Wednesday March 5th at 6:30 p.m.

Directions: http://www.buffalohistory.org/

Abstract:

While the concept of “Celts” emerged from the Western Hallstatt circle more or less as a result of the cultural evolution, in south­eastern Pannonia it was not a question of the chronological shift,   as much as of the contextual one. The mechanism of transfer and acceptance of the Early La Tène elements into local cultures was significantly different from the process that took place in later periods of the Late Iron Age, when this area was occupied by compact new La Tène communities that developed as some sort of amalgam consisting of local communities and incoming groups of people that were recognized as “Celts”. Therefore we have to differentiate between the processes of “Celtization” and “Latènization”. It would appear that the “Celtic world” was a kind of a patchwork, composed of different communities or cultures. In such a world, in which the distinctive periphery and the core area are replaced by a dynamic communication network between different communities, it is hard to find any community that would define itself as “Celts”.

Co-Sponsored by IEMA and the Kress Foundation

Please contact Prof. Steve Dyson for further information (cldyson@acsu.buffalo.edu).

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