Uncommon Bodies: Methods Talk with Chess and Row-Heyveld

February 10 at 11am-12:30pm (Central Time)
Behind-the-Scenes Methods Talk featuring Simone Chess (Wayne State University) and Lindsey Row-Heyveld (Luther College) on “The Trajectories of Early Modern Disability Studies.”

Topics include: What brought us each to early modern disability studies? Where was early modern disability studies when we first met and first began this work? What has changed, in the field and in our own thinking? Where do we see gaps or space for growth? How did we pick the topics we’ll be talking about as models for what might be coming next in the field?

RSVP for this talk at: https://z.umn.edu/EarlyModernDisability

Zoom link: z.umn.edu/UncommonBodies_Chess_Heyveld
Password: cemh4lunch

From the organizers: If you’re thinking you that you may come, we would like to know! Even if you ultimately can’t make it, we want to ensure that accommodations are available for you. So please RSVP. Please email Jennifer Row (jjrow@umn.edu) with any access queries.