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Click to enlarge Work in Progress Seminar“Islam Observed” RevisitedDr Jeremy Kingsley6th March 2014, 6pmFirst Floor Common LoungeRegister at dev-tembusu-nus.pantheonsite.ioI am beginning a major research project on the interaction between the people and ideas of the Middle East and Southeast Asia. I turned to the seminal comparative anthropological work Islam Observed by Clifford Geertz. This book investigates […] |
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Click to enlarge Work in Progress SeminarGender and the making of Computer Scientists in SingaporeSamantha Breslin13th March 2014, 6pmFirst Floor Common LoungeRegister at dev-tembusu-nus.pantheonsite.ioAs students we are trained in particular skills, values, and behaviors. University computer science programs such as the one at NUS aim to train students in logical reasoning, computer programming, design analysis of […] |
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Click to enlarge Work in Progress SeminarStar Wars vs Seopyeonje: Images of Science and Technology in South Korea27th March 2014, 6pmFirst Floor Common LoungeDr. Dong-Won KimRegister at Tembusu.nus.edu.sgWhy are the Star Wars movies not so popular in South Korea? Until the early 1990s Korean Movies were less popular than imported Hollywood movies. Seopyeonje (1993) was the […] |
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Click to enlarge Work in Progress SeminarSingapore’s national flower: What Science does and does not tell us about the origins of Vanda Miss JoaquimDr John ElliotAssociate Professor,Department of Psychology, NUS3rd April 2014, 6pmVanda Miss Joaquim was reported as a new hybrid orchid in 1893. In 1981 it was selected as the National Flower of Singapore, partly […] |
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