Michael Lazarin Lecture Tuesday 2/22

Dear All,
Attendance is required for the INDA Public Lecture tomorrow 5pm.

Michael Lazarin, a professor from Ryukoku University in Kyoto, will give a talk on in-between space of Japanese domestic architecture. The lecture will be on this Tuesday (2/22) instead of Wednesday (2/23) as previously stated in the poster. The room is also changed to room 319.

His bio:

"Michael Lazarin was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1950. As an undergraduate, he was a double major in mechanical engineering and philosophy. He received a Ph.D. from Duquesne University in 1980, with a dissertation on Heidegger and Hölderlin, directed by Father Andre Schuwer. He taught literature and philosophy in China from 1982-84 and since then in Japan. Lazarin teaches Western literature and art history at the undergraduate level at Ryukoku University, a 370 year-old Buddhist university in kyoto. His graduate seminar is a three-year rotation of Aristotle's Poetics, Nietzches's Birth of Tragedy, and Heidegger's poetics."