Forrest Nabors (University of Alaska) will lecture in Prof. Munoz's Constitutional Studies course on our republican constitution.

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At War (2019) Official Trailer from Cinema Libre Studio on Vimeo.

At War (2018) / En Guerre

Director by Stéphane Brizé
France | Not Rated
115 minutes

Introduced by Nanovic Faculty Fellow Olivier Morel, joint assistant professor, romance languages and literatures and film, television, and theatre, at the University of Notre Dame.…

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The lecture analyzes some metapoetical passages of the Metamorphoses. It clarifies how Ovid is speaking through the myths about art—art in general, his own and others’—and how he thus helps us to interpret his main work correctly.

Vittorio Hösle is the Paul Kimball Professor of Arts and Letters in the Department of German and Russian Languages and Literatures and Concurrent Professor in the Departments of Political Science and Philosophy.…

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The Kellogg Institute welcomes Herbert Kitschelt, George V. Allen Professor of International Relations at Duke University.

In this talk, Herbert Kitschelt will examine the micro-logic of long-term changes in US electoral alignments. He takes on two debates: First, has the “working class” defected from the Democrats because its members vote on non-economic issues? Second, is the “responsible partisan theory” a poor “folk theory,” because, among other reasons, voting patterns cannot be explained by citizen awareness of party positions and actions?…

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