O volume apresenta 1.608 missivas escritas e recebidas pelo autor entre 1883 e 1909, incluindo um conjunto de 918 cartas inéditas que ampliam significativamente o conhecimento sobre sua trajetória. Ao organizar as mensagens enviadas e recebidas em um único corpo de texto, a edição recupera o diálogo direto de Euclides com seus contemporâneos, expondo a rede de interlocuções que sustentou sua vida intelectual e pública.
After decades of optimism, elites in the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom have reframed the People's Republic of China as a long-term competitor.
What effect do heavily fortified national borders have on the natural environments that surround them? By critically analyzing the work of these US and Mexican writers, she contests traditional interpretations of Mexican literature as nationally bounded and instead proposes an expansive view of “Mexican literature.” More fundamentally, Border Biomes suggests literature's potential to create new ecological realities and challenge the naturalization of borders and the ecological violence that they provoke.
In the new exhibition "The Data at Hand: Data Physicalization of Earth and Space," UC Davis Professor of Science and Technolgy Studies Kayleigh Perkov curates an experience exploring how artists transform data into physical forms and examine scientific knowledge.
A haunting gathering of classic Japanese tales of monsters and demons, yōkai and oni and yūrei, that live on in popular manga, anime, J-horror films, and video games
A team of UC Davis scholars and Univision journalists have won an Edward R. Murrow Award for their production, De No Sabo a Sí Sé, which tells the story of Spanish in California and the experiences of heritage speakers. Professor of Spanish Claudia Sánchez-Gutiérrez acted as a co-producer and faculty reviewer on the project.
For the last five years, university students around the world have brought their innovative climate solutions to the United Nations in New York, competing for prestige, mentorship, a $10,000 prize and, of course, the opportunity to help save the world. This year, for the first time, Universities for Goal 13 is open to students at UC Davis.
Ana Castellon and Casey Manogue, both instructors for the UC Davis Writing Center, were approached by the Peer & AI Review + Reflection, or PAIRR, research team to collect data in their classrooms. Over the course of one quarter, they and other participating instructors implemented the PAIRR curriculum. Students discussed readings about AI and language equity, completed peer and AI reviews of their drafts, compared the feedback, and decided which recommendations to incorporate into their final work.
The artistry and craftsmanship of Italian haute couture will be on display in 'The Gift of Fashion: From the Maria Manetti Shrem Haute Couture Collection,' opens Oct. 14. Visitors to the free museum will have the rare opportunity for an up-close view of seven couture gowns by designers Roberto Capucci and Dolce & Gabbana, and pieces of jewelry designed by Dolce & Gabbana, Bulgari and Scavia, all on loan from the personal collection of the museum’s namesake, Maria Manetti Shrem.
From concerts to rehearsals, to lectures on musical literature, the Ann E. Pitzer Center is a home for music at UC Davis. This year mark's the venue's 10th anniversary. The celebration kicks off this October with the noon concert series.
