American Association Of Teachers Of Turkic Languages
Newsletter, Winter Issue 2022

"The Norman Itzkowitz Turkish Short Story Award is an annual prize granted to the two best short stories written in Turkish by Turkish language students in North America, one at the advanced level and the other at the beginner/intermediate level. The award memorializes the contributions of Norman Hoca, whom we lost in January 2019.

Robert Hollander, Emeritus Professor of European Literature in the Department of French and Italian, had a lifelong association with the University. A member of the Undergraduate Class of ’55, he went on to spend the entirety of his career starting in 1961 at the university, except for the years spent at Columbia…

Egyptian translation highlights the beauty of hieroglyphs (.pdf)

Paris Prize for The Novel of the Century

Princeton awarded Mellon grant for Sawyer Seminar on global migration

Five scholars join Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts

Peter Brooks on Bloomberg News

A Conversation on Studying Migration

Caryl Emerson on The Revolutionary Specters of Russian Letters

Jin Yun Chow, 2017 Valedictory Address: "Our Unsung Heroes"

Nikki Muller ’05’s “Definition of Man”

Sarah Tantillo ’87 on the Future of Education in the U.S.

Chang Che ’17 on the Speech Act

On Daniel Heller-Roazen’s No One’s Ways

Alexander Nehamas on Nietzsche and Friendship

Jennifer Shyue ’17 on Murray-Dodge Café (.pdf)

Gregory Heyworth ’01 on the Lazarus Project (.pdf)

Simon Gikandi and Philip Nord receive Behrman Award for the humanities

Karen Emmerich on Service at Princeton

David Bellos on the Novel of the Century