Employing Imagination for Adapting to Unimaginable: Metaphoric Narratives of and about the Russian Anti-War Emigration and Their AI-powered Visualizations

Dear colleagues and students, 

As part of its graduate seminar series, the IR Department invites you to a talk by Eva Rapoport entitled "Employing imagination for adapting to unimaginable: metaphoric narratives of and about the Russian anti-war emigration and their AI-powered visualizations". The talk is going to take place at Scola 460, on April 27th, at 12.30. 

We are looking forward to having you there. 

Eva Rapoport 

Eva Rapoport, a cultural anthropologist and photographer; in the past –  Russian-language writer, journalist, philosophy lecturer. Before the  Russian invasion of Ukraine, Eva was working on a PhD dissertation about  spirit possession beliefs and practices in Javanese culture. Currently,  she is a coordinator of the Istanbul branch of the Ark (Kovcheg) – an  organization helping Russian political emigrants.