Robert N. Watson, UCLA
Tiffany Jo Werth, UC Davis
Todd Borlik, Purdue University

Co-sponsored by the UCLA CMRS, Center for Early Global Studies, and the UC Davis Medieval and Early Modern Studies Program

In this talk, Kimberly Lau offers intertwined readings of several cognate fairy tales that revolve around true and false brides, beginning with Black slaves and white fairies in 17th-century Naples and tracing their evolution into (implicitly raced but unmarked) kind and unkind girls in 19th-cent

Robert N. Watson, UCLA
Tiffany Jo Werth, UC Davis
Todd Borlik, Purdue University

Co-sponsored by the UCLA CMRS, Center for Early Global Studies, and the UC Davis Medieval and Early Modern Studies Program

Join us as Historian and Professor Ali Anooshahr provides insight on his new book, Slavery in the Early Mughal World: The Life and Thoughts of Jawhar Aftabachi (1520s–1580s).