[Urban-Media] Paper by Thomas Bender

[Shekhar Krishnan]

Folks:

Have a look at this seminar paper by Thomas Bender on "History, Theory
and the Metropolis". See below for the seminar this Friday in New York. 

http://www.mit.edu/~shekhar/urban-media/bender_metropolis.pdf

If anyone plans to come down to the city for this, we should also go and
see Lage Raho Munna Bhai, the most brilliant comedy to come out in
years, and the harbinger of a new youth politics. It is playing in Times
Square. 



S.K.

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: icas at nyu.edu <icas at nyu.edu>
> Date: Oct 6, 2006 1:01 PM 
> Subject: ICAS Friday Seminar: Oct 13, Thomas Bender
> To: ICAS Seminar <icasseminar at forums.nyu.edu>
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>               International Center for Advanced Studies 
>                             Friday Seminar
>                                    
>                            October 13, 2006
>                              10am – 12pm
>                          (followed by lunch)
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>                    Thomas Bender, Director of ICAS 
>                       Department of History, NYU
>                  "History, Theory and the Metropolis"
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>  The seminar paper is attached as a PDF.  The paper is to be read in
> advance; copies of the paper are available at ICAS office, room #401E.
> If you wish the paper mailed, please contact ICAS, at icas at nyu.edu or
>                             212-998-3770.
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