Events in UCIS

Monday, March 20

4:00 pm Lecture
Creating Modern Sensibility: Aesthetic Capitalism in the United States and Japan, 1870s-1930s
Location:
WW Posvar Hall 3703
Sponsored by:
Asian Studies Center along with Department of History and Japan Iron and Steel Federation and Mitsubishi endowments at the University of Pittsburgh
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Aesthetic Capitalism: a mode of capitalism that rested on, and was fueled by, creating and appealing to sensory and emotional experience. In analyzing aesthetics as a social process, rather than a design feature of commodities, this talk explores how aesthetic capitalism emerged and ow it altered people's aesthetic experience in the United States and Japan from the 1870s to 1940s.

4:30 pm Student Club Activity
Bate-Papo Portuguese Conversation Table
Location:
Global Hub
Announced by:
Global Hub on behalf of Brazil Nuts Portuguese Club
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Join Brazil Nuts for their weekly Portuguese language conversation table during Spring semester, every Monday from 4:30-5:30 pm in the Global Hub!