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NCIS mourns the passing of Elizabeth Eisenstein, an historian of the French Revolution and early 19th-century France and long-time NCIS supporter. Her daughter, Margaret DeLacy, is a founding member and long-time Board member of NCIS. Dr. Eisenstein died January 31.

Dr. Eisenstein, a...

With a doctorate in Germanics from the University of Washington, Seattle-based Nicole Calian is author of the forthcoming monograph, “Played. The Human—Or what’s left of it in Kant’s Lectures on Pragmatic Anthropology.” A academic director of “Berlin Beyond the Wall,” at the University of...

Amy Lynelle earned her Ph.D. in French Language and Literature from the University of Pittsburgh. She has taught undergraduate French language, culture, film and literature while presenting at a number of conferences in the field of Haitian studies. Her recent article “The...

Gary Herstein, who was awarded an NCIS Conference Travel Support Grant in Spring 2015, has sent us the following report explaining the premise of his NCIS-supported paper, given at the International Whitehead Conference in June.

"Concerns about the relations between mathematical and...